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Had this problem with the 149 hydro, being too hard to control the speed/ power, in rough going with the turning plow and push blade. Not enough hands, for the lift, steering and hold the hydro lever. Decided I needed a way to control the max speed, without holding the lever. So put a short bolt through the cam slot. Adjusted it, to set the yard/garden speed to my choice. Want to change it? Loosen it and slide it very little to reset. Now, that Yella' mule is back under control, and a pleasure to plow with.
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Why didn't you just tighten the friction nut so it would stay where you set it?
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Because, in very rough going, forward to reverse, and back repeatedly, needing to continuously adjusting lifts, steering, re-setting trans is just too much trouble. We're talking very rough. This way, I just hit the lever, and concentrate on the rest of the control. It's not for everyone, but works great for me.
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Hey if it works for you thats all that matters. The mod is easily removed without any damage to the machine. Dosnt look like anything was drilled. Cool
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great problem solving .
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