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Billy Goat
Replacement cable, 31-1/2 inches long, fits Billy Goat F902H and F1302H leaf blowers
This 31-1/2 inch cable is a genuine Billy Goat part built for the F902H and F1302H leaf blowers. It connects directly to the throttle mechanism so the operator can control engine speed from the handle. The part number is 440178-S and it ships new in the original packaging.
A bowden-style cable stretches and frays over time, so the lever travel eventually stops matching the carburettor position. Dirt and moisture inside the liner increase friction until the return spring cannot close the throttle fully. Routing the housing through tight bends accelerates wear and makes the lever feel stiff or sticky.
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Select this cable when your machine is an F902H or F1302H; the 31-1/2 inch length matches the original equipment specification for those models.
The 31-1/2 inch measurement is the functional travel distance the cable provides between the control lever and the throttle or choke linkage on the F1302H.
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