Nothing on mine Gord. As I've said it must be an early "B" model since it has a manual choke. Speaking of which, when I got it there was this wire around the 2 sections of the choke control lever. The one part is attached to the shaft via a machine screw, the other part is the part that's moved by the choke cable. I'm not sure why this would have been done. I've attached a photo, blurry but you can still see the wire. I'm thinking the part that is attached to the shaft should be allowed to move within the confines of the part so the choke can adjust itself. Any thoughts on this?
