Cub choke lever

[Chuck59]

choke lever for 1948 cub will not connect to the rod. I ordered choke lever 111031 is that the incorrect part? There was not a choke lever on the tractor when I got it. The rod it attached to was loose.

 

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Hello!
Can you please post a picture of what you're talking about? It would be nice to have some clarification on what exactly what carburetor choke you have and what you need.

 

[47fivewindow]

choke lever for 1948 cub will not connect to the rod. I ordered choke lever 111031 is that the incorrect part? There was not a choke lever on the tractor when I got it. The rod it attached to was loose.

That's the right part. The rods take some bending to line up sometimes. They have a tiny cotterpin to retain them in the lever.

 

[Chuck59]

choke lever for 1948 cub will not connect to the rod. I ordered choke lever 111031 is that the incorrect part? There was not a choke lever on the tractor when I got it. The rod it attached t

o was loose.

choke lever for 1948 cub will not connect to the rod. I ordered choke lever 111031 is that the incorrect part? There was not a choke lever on the tractor when I got it. The rod it attached to was loose.

 

[Chuck59]

 

[Chuck59]

The first photo is without the choke lever so that you can see piece the lever connects to has to be in a horizonal position to choke the carburetor. It looks to me like it is impossible to connect the rod to the lever and choke the carburetor by pulling the rod out. Any advise is appreciated.

 

[Chuck59]

That's the right part. The rods take some bending to line up sometimes. They have a tiny cotterpin to retain them in the lever.

Hello!
Can you please post a picture of what you're talking about? It would be nice to have some clarification on what exactly what carburetor choke you have and what you need.

 

[Chuck59]

Pictures are posted. I hope I posted them where you can see them.

 

[Chuck59]

That's the right part. The rods take some bending to line up sometimes. They have a tiny cotterpin to retain them in the lever.

I posted a couple of pictures of the carburetor.

 

[Rodney51Cub]

The new piece you have goes on the other side of the carburetor. The choke shaft sticks out the other side and it attaches there hanging almost straight down when the choke is open. Will try and find a good picture and post it.

Found one.

 

[Chuck59]

Thanks