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Old 02-13-2013, 02:05 PM
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Nice work Alvy
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Can anyone with my series or close to it post some pictures of how their throttle and choke cables are run. Specifically need it at carburetor but where it goes near battery box is helpful too. I have 2 brackets pieces that mount to the lower cover bolt next to the coil but would just like to verify the routing. Thanks
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this might help--it's a 108 pre-restore.

http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...cable+throttle
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Good pics. If I remember correctly, that choke cable support arm shares a left nut with the coil. (That sounded funny).

Gotta love those cable clips, my Datsun 240z has a bunch. Simple and they work.
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Thanks again guys. I think I've got it now between those pics in the thread and the ones in the manual. The brackets for the choke and throttle cable mount on top of each other on my 301 and both mount with a specific bolt.
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Wow! The tractor is looking great. Can't wait for my days off to get back on mine.
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Havnt updated in a while but have been trying to get some odds and ends done on the ole 127. heres some more pics. Still waiting to get some decals (I think I may be getting a birthday present this month, we shall see.) Ive been alternating working on this one and the 73 but lets be honest, its fun to see progress in both but the grass has to be mowed soon enough.



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Looking good! Thanks for the pics.
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Looks really great Alvy. I like the white, what shade did you go with?
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