They don't make parts for that generator anymore. We have like 4 of them on a shelf that customers abandoned
You're going to loose your smooth ride.Well day 3 of getting spare parts out of the bed, to get the compost off the foor of the bed that turned up from sitting. I was running gravel through the bed, to brake up the asphalt/tar that came with the truck. This stuff had to be scraped off and moving all the weight out, was too much for my leg to keep getting subject to.
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I was in luck, in that there was a mexican in my presences and was told by the translator that he clean the hole floor with a tooth brush for $20. Well that solve the issue of the bed being a tinder box, so let me push on to get the gen set up and going.
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Well found more things needed and more things to fight with like this broken bolt for the brushes. They need pulled when this unit sits and were they ride needs filed before there operational, to keep from burning out the regulator.
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@Nero has a bunch of extra parts for that generator if you need anything, just let him know.That aint good news, I got this 10 year ago off a service truck that ended up in the junk yard and have not tryed to start it since. Is there a trick to get the fuel bowl of a spec f one that has the altitude adjustable knob?
You're going to loose your smooth ride.
4psi 36" of fuel lift is the spec, anything over 6psi will overflow the carb. So if your fuel pump meets those, send it
Maybe you should put a regulator in the fuel line to be on the safe side.web site say could do more...
Air cooled engine, need to pull shrouds off and clean cylinders and heads of debris if it has been setting a long time.
Maybe you should put a regulator in the fuel line to be on the safe side.
Quote of the year right there!!! Love me some Red-Green!!So took what I learned from red-green to put it back together