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Old 09-06-2016, 11:40 PM
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I think you should paint them a nice shade of 901 white.
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I think you should paint them a nice shade of 901 white.
There already white. I am going to throw them on and see how they look. And I can not get my throttle cable ran through the frame? It's to short. Where can I get the correct one?
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Old 09-07-2016, 01:10 PM
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There already white. I am going to throw them on and see how they look. And I can not get my throttle cable ran through the frame? It's to short. Where can I get the correct one?
That cable looks plenty long. "If" I remember correctly you'll need to take the throttle control out and remove the cable. Run the cable up through from the bottom then reconnect to throttle control... And install.
Remember, I said "If" I recall.
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That cable looks plenty long. "If" I remember correctly you'll need to take the throttle control out and remove the cable. Run the cable up through from the bottom then reconnect to throttle control... And install.
Remember, I said "If" I recall.
I don't know Mr. Zippy, it like about 6 inches to reach the hook up?
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In your picture on post #91, looks like the thing bout hits the floor, well not quite, but plenty long. If I'm seeing correctly, the cable with the rubber hose on it is the cable you are using, right?
Is there a hole in the lower left front corner of the dash tower? That's where it supposed to come out... It gotsta be long enough.
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I got everything done except that dang throttle cable. I put the Grote light on, the correct muffler and the wheel weights. I still haven't decided what color they should be? White is ok, but I just wonder if yellow would look better? I still have to put the deck back under it. THEN, I hope I am done and can enjoy it.

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In your picture on post #91, looks like the thing bout hits the floor, well not quite, but plenty long. If I'm seeing correctly, the cable with the rubber hose on it is the cable you are using, right?
Is there a hole in the lower left front corner of the dash tower? That's where it supposed to come out... It gotsta be long enough.
There is a hole there, and that's were I ran it. It is 4 inches too short?
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The O is looking sharp, Ronnie! The wheel weights would look great in yellow.
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There is a hole there, and that's were I ran it. It is 4 inches too short?
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...
upload a gif
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Very nice looking tractor!
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