Edson 816
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Edson 751, 816, 870 Engine Controls are designed for easy and convenient remote control of the engine. The controls mount easily to the top of any Edson Pedestal and the cables are led neatly inside the pedestal column. They are pre-drilled to easily adapt to all Edson Pedestals.
Key Features
Easy to install and use
Mounts to Edson Pedestal
Cables route inside pedestal
Pre-drilled for easy adaptation
Durable construction
Minimal maintenance
Pages: 8 Edson 816 Installation instructions
Brand: Edson Category: Holders Size: 367 KB
Languages: English
Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
How do I install the Engine Controls?
The installation process involves drilling holes for the cables, connecting them to the engine, leading the cables through the pedestal, securing the cable holder, and finally attaching the control housing to the pedestal. Detailed instructions are provided in the manual.
What are the limitations of the Engine Controls?
These controls are designed only for transmissions with detents to hold gears. The #751 model is suitable for difficult-to-shift transmissions like the Atomic 4. Regular maintenance and proper operation are crucial for safe use.
What cables are needed for the Engine Controls?
The Engine Controls require 33 series cables for the throttle and either 33 or 64 series cables for the clutch. The type you need depends on the size specified by your engine manufacturer.
How do I troubleshoot Engine Control problems?
Common problems include backwards operation, handle hitting the guard, vibration, and stiffness. The manual provides detailed instructions on troubleshooting and fixing these issues. Contact Edson customer service if you require further assistance.
How do I replace the Engine Control cables?
Replacing the cables involves removing the steering wheel, compass, and control housing, then pulling out the old cables. A new cable is then run through the same route using a messenger line. The process is reversed for reassembly.
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