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question on my 35HP Johnson Seahorse.
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<blockquote data-quote="phased" data-source="post: 29439" data-attributes="member: 414"><p>There are bushings that the control rods go through that don't have grease fittings. The only other thing I would know to try would be to trace each rod from the twist handle to the joint gears to the engine then the carb and see if a bushing is worn out or dried grease is keeping it from being free. One thing I did not mention in my other post was that I did remove the tiller arm with the twist grip. This allowed me to clean and lube the first rod and both gears. Sorry I cannot be of more help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="phased, post: 29439, member: 414"] There are bushings that the control rods go through that don't have grease fittings. The only other thing I would know to try would be to trace each rod from the twist handle to the joint gears to the engine then the carb and see if a bushing is worn out or dried grease is keeping it from being free. One thing I did not mention in my other post was that I did remove the tiller arm with the twist grip. This allowed me to clean and lube the first rod and both gears. Sorry I cannot be of more help. [/QUOTE]
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