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What did he find, that was causing the bolts to loosen?

If your looking at the -20P TM, what is the part number or nsn number? Google it, and look at the "parttarget" link. Scroll down to see the manufacturer's part numbers and manufacturers names.

If your saying that your just trying to use the hand throttle to idle it up a bit(above idle to 1400 rpm, then yes it is normal to see the motor rev up on it's own . All of mine do this. It's not an air leak, imho.

The idle will run up, when you use the hand throttle. That's the way the NHC250 is. You could have an air leak in a fuel line.

Yes, and we can refine our search by doing an "advanced search", this way we can search in a specific forum only, or by a specific member only. We used to have a great "search sticky". Perhaps we need a new one(since the searches have changed).

So, I just entered "rubber rope"(your thread title), in the google site search box(top right corner of the screen). Reading the first 4 threads will answer what you need to know(or you could/should have added to one of those threads). What and how did you search? Here's the search results...

Perhaps you need help learning to search. Have you asked for that ever? Clinto has a link in his sigline, offering to help members with the search function. We just covered the rope thing a couple weeks ago. Think about this, if you think you get too many hits on a search, by posting this...

Did you follow the troubleshooting section of the -20TM?

You didn't search, did you?

Yeah, add your location(state) like the rules request.

I wish I was closer to help. I've been reading along and alot of thoughts and emotion come out from these posts. It's good to remember... Ones path in life is full of unexpected bumps and detours.

Have you done any maintenance on the cables/terminals prior to this failure? Do you know for sure that it was clean and tight when this happened?

Do you have the valves OPEN on the glad hand lines? There are two styles of valves. One (newer style) is like all standard valves where the handle is perpendicular to the air flow when off. The old style is the opposite. It confuses many newbs to the MV trucks.

Our site rules clearly say not to post links to upcoming auctions.

A search should have answered this, scroll down...

Mixing in the tank is not the best choice.

Does this apply to home electricity too? Where are the batteries on my house?

Kinda looks like a little searching would have avoided this thread.

I simply remove the bottom fitting and use a garden hose to rinse them clean. Leave it in the sun for an hour. Use it!

Try any of the site sponsoring vendors? Try posting a wanted ad or in the Request a Quote forum? Simply try googling?