Posted by Janicholson on January 19, 2011 at 15:51:19 from (64.61.211.225):
In Reply to: bn running issues posted by todd heck on January 19, 2011 at 14:27:21:
The answer Old gave is correct. The spring holding the throttle lever against the plate can get rusted and weak. a better one from a hardware store is probably a good idea. The use of a small triangular file to reshape the teeth on the plate is a place to start. Dressing the notch (pawl) on the lever is also called for. If they are stripped from being used for years, the welding up and re shaping process is the real cure. (or a good used part) A person could put a leather washer between the lever and the plate, then use a much heavier spring to make friction to hold it in place. Jim
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