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Hello to all it's been awhile since my last post.
My problem is that since i got my 990 when I move the throttle up to fast it always tends to start creeping down while running. I figured that somebody probably has had the same issue themselves.
I was thinking that i might be able to squeeze the outer jacket around the throttle cable but i was hoping it was just a simple ajustment.
I pulled out the 990 out yesterday just to clean out under the blower housing and cleaned up the flywheel and coil. today it's about 0 degrees and nothing going on at the shop today.
Thanks for any input.
Randy:thanku:
 

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There was a little friction disk that provided some resistance to the throttle doing what you describe. Your tractor is push 40 - the little disk is worn out.

So, take a small chain and a hook like I did, and fashion a throttle lock chain. There're all the rage!
 

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Mine is doing the same and I'm thinking I'll just remove that rivet were the throttle lever pivots (with the little spring washers and friction disc) and replace it with a bolt and locknut. Adjustable :)
 

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Mine is doing the same and I'm thinking I'll just remove that rivet were the throttle lever pivots (with the little spring washers and friction disc) and replace it with a bolt and locknut. Adjustable :)
Randy, Carl explained it better than I did. And yes, drilling that rivet, replacing the friction disk, with a thin piece of leather or something, and locking it down with a bolt and locknut is the proper way to fix it. But my way is much more *******. :trink40:
 
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