Trottle cable
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KrisHansen
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Jinman, that sounds good to me... I was thinking of those times when I needed to add throttle when running the blower to keep the revs up.. I found that even with very heavy snow my 33 had more than enough power to cut through it.
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That's an activity best left to experts in my opinion. It's certainly not for an amateur like me. I'd think you would certainly void any warranty you had left and take the chance of overstressing or over-revving your engine. If I need more power in a tractor, I'll buy a bigger tractor.
But that's just my answer and what makes me feel comfortable. That doesn't mean it can't be safely done by an expert. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
That's an activity best left to experts in my opinion. It's certainly not for an amateur like me. I'd think you would certainly void any warranty you had left and take the chance of overstressing or over-revving your engine. If I need more power in a tractor, I'll buy a bigger tractor.
But that's just my answer and what makes me feel comfortable. That doesn't mean it can't be safely done by an expert. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif
