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856 choke/throttle cable routing?

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Mr. 856

If I remember correctly the choke goes through the slot where the tank sits and then down and under the flywheel cover of the engine and then up to the carb. Throttle cable I don't remember.

any help fellas?

 

Also have what appears to be a leftover belt guide..........appears to bolt to something. Besides the guide on the clutch pulley what other guides should be in place for the belt?

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Mr. 856

No takers? Someone has to have an 856 in there heard......

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Martin

I would search the gallery and see if you can find pics to help. Illustrated parts lists are a big help too. If members don't come up with anything, you could search the vast amount of info available on the forum.....

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rmaynard

No takers? Someone has to have an 856 in there heard......

Give me until tomorrow morning and if you haven't gotten you're answer I will go out and uncover the 857.

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rmaynard

Here is a picture taken of the throttle cable when I had an 856.

 

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The cable came through the hole in the tray, under the tray, over the starter and muffler, and attached to the governor.

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Mr. 856

yup that helps a ton. Thank you maynard. Didn't the ground wire go the engine? I see yours goes to the frame.

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rmaynard

That's the way it was when I got it. I moved it to the engine before I sold it.

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Mr. 856

ah ha I see. guess it wouldn't matter where it would go along as its grounded. Thanks again.

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