Whelp, I looked at my plans, and you were right. No diagram for pushrods. So. Here's what *I* would do. If you have the plastic tube-type, decide where you're going to anchor the tubing, then cover the sides BEFORE anchoring it. That way, you have the top and bottom open to allow access for anchoring and don't melt the tubing. Then, after installing the push rods, seal up the top and bottom of the fuse. btw, I usually have rudder control on the left and elevator on the right.
Disclaimer: These are only my suggestions here, I am not a professional pilot, I am not an attorney, I am not a physicain. But, after building about a dozen planes (and they all flew...at least once
), the above is my humble opinion.
good luck!