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I believe the center thing may be the clutch. More modern Yanmar
engines have two such cables, one is throttle and the other is the clutch. The clutch is engaged/disengaged by pulling it out or pushing in on a axle-like thing below the throttle. Perhaps this works the same. Maybe it is a push pull thing instead of being a turning lever. I vaguely remember something like that in the Yanmar service manual. |
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