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Throttle slips - any idea how to tighten so it holds position
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Mainah
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This forum has a great faqs section. Worth checking out even if you don't have an issue. Here is the link to what I think you are looking for https://jetboaters.net/threads/throttle-dropping-check-here.299/
Some use the tape method and others like me crimped the fork. Good luck.
Thanks again to @Speedling for posting this. Working like a charm for me.
Some use the tape method and others like me crimped the fork. Good luck.
Thanks again to @Speedling for posting this. Working like a charm for me.
Speedling
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Crimp the fork is certainly better long term!
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Yet another reminder that I need to complete this in the off season. . . . .