Re: removed the carburator full throttle spring.
by mike hallam » 11 years ago
Re: removed the carburator full throttle spring.
by Roger Lee » 11 years ago
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Re: removed the carburator full throttle spring.
by Kevin Machniak » 11 years ago
Re: removed the carburator full throttle spring.
by Mike Brown » 11 years ago
Mike Brown,
Trouble is in my engineering experience springs eventually get tired, or break where the stress build up is greatest, even wearing through where the often sharp edged load is carried. So to rely on one doing my job of opening the throttle, & hidden in two places under the cowling for years on end with perhaps some form of annual inspection, is a risk I'm not keen to take
Re: removed the carburator full throttle spring.
by bill martin » 11 years ago
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