If it is 1/2 inch off, someone has messed with it. Thread the rod more if it is too long, and cut off the extra. If it is too short, a new correct rod is in order. Moving the throttle open is moving it in the direction that the rod moves when the throttle hand lever is moved from idle to fast. When both are moved to that direction, measure and make the rod that length. Make sure it idles when the hand lever is moved to idle. If it dies in the idle position, the idle speed (and or) mixture need attention to make it idle sweetly. Jim
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