(Photo 4/10) Run
throttle
cable
on
electric
start
tillers
down
handlebars,
as
shown. Keep the
throttle
cable away
from
battery-6
HP
electric
start
engine.
Once the engine has started, move
the
choke
to HALF
CHOKE
briefly, then disengage it
when
the
engine
is
warm
enough
to start tilling.
THROTTLE CABLE
The
throttle
lever on the
handlebar
connects
.'
to the
throttle
wire and a casing. The wire itself
runs
through
the casing.
The
cable runs
down
the
outside
of
the handlebar.
The
cable
is
held
in place with
two
spring
clips
that
snap
overthe
bar-one
just
above
the
crossbar
of
the
right
handlebar and one
about
ten inches above
the
bottom
of
the handlebar. Please see Photo 4/9
for
placement
of
the
cable and clips.
On all engines, the
throttle
cable runs
down
the
handlebar and crosses over
to
the
engine
(beh.ind
the
muffler) where it attaches
to
a
brac-
ket.
Don't
run
the
throttle
cable
of
an
electric
start
tiller
across
the
top
of
the
battery. It
could
cause a
short
circuit
with
t,he
battery and even
make the
wire
hot
enough
to
melt (see Photo
4/10).
THROTTLE
LEVER
(Photo 4/9) 6
HPengine
(Photo
4/88)
Choke
off.
CHOKE
Down on
the
carburetor,
you
will note
an
ar-
row on
top
of
the
choke lever. Push
the
lever all
the
way
in
for
FULL CHOKE.
Half
way
in
is
HALF
CHOKE. OLitward (closest
to
you)
is
the
CHOKE
OFF position,
Photo
4/88. See Photos
4/8
and 4/8A
for
ful'l and partial
choke
positions.
When the
choke
is engaged
fully
(closed),
the
gasoline-to-air
mixture
is
richest. This,
of
course, helps
your
engine
to
start more
quickly
.
(Photo 4/8A)
Half
choke.
(P/';lbtb 4/8) 6
HP
engine,
full
choke.
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