Finding Reverse

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Have been unsuccessful in finding reverse after reinstalling motor and connecting linkage. Prior to disconnecting linkage, I measured turnbuckle distance (51.7mm), painted an alignment line across top of turnbuckle, and counted threads showing between center of turnbuckle and jam nut on each end (9 threads and 12 threads respectively). Even with all these stars aligned and working around either side of these sttings, have been unable to find reverse. Any ideas, or do I need to follow Dick Ruzzin's approach from Goose intl website and take apart shifter box.

Thanx
Mark

6/26/093:15 PM

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