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M-37 Carb question

Roadtrooper63

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Hello all,

This is my first post. This seems to be a great site.

I just got a 1960 (delivery date) M-37 and when I got it running, it seems to be idling very high. It also does not respond to the movement of the throttle lever. I pulled the carb today and the lever seems to be mated to the governor correctly. When the lever is moved the buttefly moves. It runs at a high constant RPM regardless of action applied to the throttle. Any suggestions? The carb appears to have been rebuilt befor I got it and has fresh wire through the screws and looks much cleaner than the elbow.

Any help would be very much appreciated!
 

Roadtrooper63

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MHassett you were exactly right, my hand throttle cable was seized and was the culprit. I unhooked it from the lever and it works properly now. Thanks!

I am wearing my dunce hat now.
 
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