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Drywasher Leaf Blower Motor Settings...
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Wayne Brault
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19 Sep 2014 03:57 PM

    Bought a new blower today from Lowe's. It's a Paulson 200mph Leaf blower. I do not believe it has a way to set the throttle to a steady setting while shoveling in the dirt. Does anybody have experience with this and some advice for a rookie?

     

    Thank you!

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    Leo Lorenz
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    19 Sep 2014 08:38 PM
    Is that how they are rated? 200 MPH and to be used in a dry washer? sounds like a CAT 5 hurricane....
    Melvin Brown
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    20 Sep 2014 01:17 PM

    I have a different model blower, but I am able to use zip-ties to control the throttle on my blower. Just have to tighten the zip-tie to where you want the rpm of the blower. I have 3 zip-ties around the handle of my blower and I just slide the zip-tie over the throttle trigger to keep it at the rpm that I want. I use just enough throttle to move the material over the riffles so I will not blow the gold out of the machine.  

    There is also a thing called a "Cable Clamp" (you can search for it on amazon and places) that should also work to hold the throttle, it is an adjustable heavy plastic clamp.

    Calvin Courtnier
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    21 Sep 2014 08:13 AM
    A strip of Velcro works well and is easy to find at the hardware store. It is sold in roles and is plenty long enough.
    Wayne Brault
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    21 Sep 2014 02:24 PM
    Thank you Leo, Melvin and Calvin for your replies! Funny, I was thinking of the zip tie method as well! The Velcro sounds like the way to go! Good luck out there and thanks again!
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