I'm knocking out the cobwebs of an EAGLE 63 by Golberg that I built in 1985. I've made the necessary repairs and since the original Enya 40 was frozen ( unfroze it with WD-40, started it up and after 5 sec's it thru a rod). So, I had to by a new ENYA 40 and just my luck they changed the throttle lever. It's made of steel now vice the plastic. I used a nylon Clasp to connect the pushrod to the engine on the old one but the holes are smaller on the nu lever. Is there some kind of hardware, Now used to hook up the throttle lever to my pushrod??? It's been 15 years since I worked with models so maybe there is something more fancy than the nylon clasp.:confused:

Hi Crewdog,
On the throttle I use EZ Connectors, It consists of a small Brass block drilled for 2-56 and has a set screw to lock it down with.
there is a metal locking Collet that will secure it to the Throttle arm. It makes setting up your linkage a snap and makeing adjustments a whole lot simpler.

southerngent

Hey thanx. I'll check into those connector