How do you adjust the tension of the throttle linkage ?? The throttle will not stay in place and continues to creep back as it runs. Foot throttle works but it is a real pain.
B7200 Throttle Linkage Adjustment
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Hi Brad. I was going to answer this a while ago but decided a picture would save a lot of typing. This is a picture of my b8200 but I think the 7200 is the same ---- maybe. You will know right away when you see the pics. A nut and a jam nut on the bottom of the throttle lever, just loosen them then tighten the inside nut to get the tension on the throttle that you want, then tighten the outside nut against the inside nut.
Dusty
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Well I have owned my B7200 for two winters now and I just the other
day figured out how that lever works. It all seems so simple when you
take the time to study all the moving parts.
Side note I did purchase the filter and HYD fluid so maybe I will be running
in the next couple of days.
Kelly in Van Meter Iowa...
day figured out how that lever works. It all seems so simple when you
take the time to study all the moving parts.
Side note I did purchase the filter and HYD fluid so maybe I will be running
in the next couple of days.
Kelly in Van Meter Iowa...
Glad I could help Brad. Kelly there is something funky going on with your hydraulics and I have no idea what it is. Dusty
Dusty