Throttle shaft bushing fix

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03 Jul 2015 04:51 - 03 Jul 2015 05:34 #6463 by Trouty56
Throttle shaft bushing fix was created by Trouty56
Be pulling a few carbs for rebuilds this year and if the throttle shaft is loose am going to try this.....

Info from the video...."THE THRUST BEARING IS 1/4 X 7/16 X 1/16 THICK BRONZE AND THE SCREWS ARE 3-48 X 1/4 BRASS,"

Guess he used a drill press for convenience to set the bronze thrust bearing.....quick and easy.....little loctite....



Tried to put some ebay link in.....no go!!!

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03 Jul 2015 05:32 #6464 by GT 14
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Good info Bob
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03 Jul 2015 08:31 #6471 by Geno
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I think Major has done this on a carb, someone around here has. :)
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03 Jul 2015 09:12 - 03 Jul 2015 09:45 #6475 by M Bailey
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Geno wrote: I think Major has done this on a carb, someone around here has. :)


Great tip Bob and it really works well. Done a couple of them using 2 Hillman 58087-A 1/4 x 7/16 x 1/16 bronze thrust bearings stacked in the recess. A single would probably work okay but @ $.80 ea from Ace Hardware doubling them up seemed like a good idea.
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