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Help! Has my Yanmar transmission been destroyed?
DSK wrote: Good argument for a proper throttle. What's "proper"? http://users.sisqtel.net/jkriz/drawings/MT2.jpg A Morse like I have on RedCloud is a proper throttle, you have to throttle back to idle to shift. Face it, having a seperate shift and throttle control sucks. Morse also makes some very nice air controls. Joe 2 other things come to mind... operating temp (I bet you don't know what the operating temp was before) and the linkage. At least the linkage can be carefully inspected & replaced if need be. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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