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Looking for a diagram or photo showing the proper linkage connections from the accelerator pedal to the carburator..along with hand throttle. Thank you if you can provide such.

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Here's a photo of the linkage at the engine. The throttle pedal is on the right and the vertical rod goes up to the carb.
I try to take pictures of everything, so I know how it goes back together. Then the only issue is flipping thru the photos to find the right one.
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Kevin
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Here is a page from the Factory Assembly Manual.
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And at the carburetor.
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Thank all of you for posting photos and diagrams. I went back and was able to reassemble the throttle linkage. Working in the daylight definitely helped.

New problem after starting. Will make another posting.


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