I was able to get down into the engine room and adjust the idle stop on my S135 Lehman's Yesterday after returning from Miami. The previous owner had the engines idling at 1,000 rpm and I lowered them to 700 rpm. Now the throttle levers on the Morse controls do not bottom out when the engines are idlings. There are two screws on the side of the control levers, are they used to adjust the control levers so that they will bottom out at idle. Or can someone explain how to adjust the control levers. thank you Paul mv Serendipity New Jersey

The lever stop screws are hidden under the little metal 'Morse' name plate on the top in between the levers. The screw on the side is for friction adjustment. -Louis SEASTAR - Redwood City, CA, USA At 10:37 -0500 3/26/01, Paul Koch wrote: >...There are two screws on the side of the control levers, are they >used to adjust the control levers so that they will bottom out at idle. Or can someone explain how to adjust the control levers.