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Choke. 120-130

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Sun Sep 18 23:47 CST 2005
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Pearl;

If you need to stop it from pulling back in immediately, a little block of wood, or a quarter, or a cigarette box, or the bottle opener on your keyring...just about anything with about that one inch dimmension can be placed on top of the choke control (plastic) rod to act as a spacerblock until you dont need choke anymore....just an idea...my linkage is well lubed, but it still has enough friction in the cables to keep it in place...and it only slowly returns...

Cheers






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