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Same guy, I bought the one that says it's for SA-3765 & -3799 solenoids.

There's at least one person selling good ones on the 'bay... the solenoid design itself is pretty common, believe the boots were advertised for a 12V Cummins. My 802 came with the solenoid, blown apart on the floor of it cuz the hardware at the lever had come loose, and the boot was torn...

I'm kinda near the depot, and kinda familiar with them. Not sure exactly what you're after, but I can tell you when I picked my unit up there, there was no going inside the yard, just hand the forklift guy the release, he brings it out of the yard & puts it on the truck.

You're definitely right, but I don't think a pair of 51Rs is necessary to spin that little engine at 24v. Lots of similarly sized diesels crank just fine with a single 51R (25ish HP Kubota B/BX with a D902) I love overkill too & if it were a one-time purchase I'd pay for the overkill, but...

Napa 7581R (Miata battery) is an AGM that's almost the same size as a 51R... it's a lot cheaper than an AGM 51R, and for bonus points it's a $9 core instead of $18.

I'm a noob at hydraulic piping, but from the looks of it I'd say it's a pipe flaring tool.

That sounds really awesome. And also really useless with only 1 of them. And, well, probably pretty useless for about all of us with >1 15kw unit, too...

Woof... I don't know if it'd work or not, but independent of that question... that's a spicy meatball. Even assuming you want the remote start capability that would give you, Kurt sells a remote start board for $500, that I can't imagine doesn't have better support than a DRS/Leonardo one that...

I'm pretty sure that's really all someone did for the one in the preheater kit. I have one laying around, unfortunately it's laying next to the rest of a removed preheater kit.

I mean, my point was, wouldn't the motor not be running deadhead? I wouldn't think the motor would sit there running, spinning the hydro pump, and then only be loaded when you want to use it. I'd assume it sits there motionless, and when you hit the "smash" button, it starts the motor & sets...

I'm not a millwright, but wouldn't the motor usually be on demand? I.E. hit the compress button, the motor starts, and the "extend" valve is engaged?

I haven't looked in a bit, but a while ago someone in the 'bay was selling takeouts, that were supposedly tested good. But they were something around a grand IIRC, and I'd definitely agree with your latter sentiment. That money should handily buy the Mecc-Alte head & Kurt's board (and I'd call...

I'm not sure if the governor controller in the 400hz is the same just adjusted, or different... either way, they suck, buy one of Kurt's. If "All you need" is the inverter... well... I got some bad news. Look up how available they are, and how much. If you wanted to do something non-standard...

I've also never seen it done, but it doesn't seem very difficult, aside from the radiator I believe the entire 'power pack' is mounted on one plate. Unbolt, lift, drop, bolt, fab a few brackets. As said, the controls are there too, but much of the controls are unnecessary for the rest of us...

I would say +1 on just using an interlock, unless you were going to get fancy with an automatic transfer switch. I looked at several options for manual switches, and didn't like the setup. I actually ended up installing a subpanel (my main panel is so old it was hard to find an interlock, plus...