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Old 09-10-2016, 08:09 AM
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[QUOTE=zippy1;391411]Okay, you don't have to holler at me...
So where you have it running now through the middle of the tower it reaches? Right now in the last picture you posted, it's connected on both ends?
Try running the cable along the frame instead of it running down so low...
Here is a rough idea of what I am talking about in black. That extra hanging low "looks" like it would be enough, but I ain't there, so...

Ha ha, you know I would never holler at the O master. Where you have the lines showing the route, right at the bottom of the tower, is there a way to keep it in the frame? I am going to try again when I get all the little things tightened up. I did notice the cable was coming up at the back pulley, and that isn't right. I'm going to put her in the air where I can get under it and try again. It goes where the red line is?
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Old 09-10-2016, 09:34 AM
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It looks like Todd has a clip on an engine bolt (it's below the air cleaner) to hold the throttle cable. It will also keep the cable from rubbing off the paint as you use the tractor. Should be able to get one at the hardware store.

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Old 09-10-2016, 10:47 AM
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Good eye Bill, I didn't notice that clip. Just came in from the garage, putting the deck back under it. I will figure that dang cable out today one way or another. I wish I could just go pick up Todd, he's already been there, and I don't know squat about these things, but I am learning. s l o w l y.
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Old 09-10-2016, 10:55 AM
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It looks like Todd has a clip on an engine bolt (it's below the air cleaner) to hold the throttle cable. It will also keep the cable from rubbing off the paint as you use the tractor. Should be able to get one at the hardware store.

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Where is Todds picture? It's nowhere I can find? I thought I had it saved. And one more question, the hitch pin looks like and is pointing towards the front of the tractor. Will it point the other way if I turn it around? This is an old picture but it shows it close up.
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Old 09-10-2016, 12:19 PM
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There is supposed to be a clip bolted to the rear engine mount bolt that holds the throttle cable. Here is a pic from my O. I may have a couple laying around. If I do I'll send one with the deck wheels.
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That would be great. Thanks a ton.
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I'm Done. The deck is on and I am tired of working on her. Here is the last pictures.

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Looks good Ronnie.
PM me your address and I can send you a clip.
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