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Re: Whats this lever suppose to be for
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Posted by Ralph Thomason on February 09, 2000 at 18:51:52 from (162.39.156.73):
In Reply to: Whats this lever suppose to be for posted by RB on February 09, 2000 at 18:25:28:
RB,yes it's a manifold heat control for a tractor fuel manifold to preheat the carb.Your manifold is a gas manifold without the heat controlled from the seat,you should have a way on your manifold to control the heat by loosening a bolt and jam nut and moving the lever.No you can't stop the belt pulley from turning.It also turns backwards.You take the pulley off the shaft and there is a guard that goes over the shaft.I have no idea what it looks like.Ralph
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