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I found an expansion chamber that might work to keep it sealed. and the pressure in check Trico Expansion Chamber

good thinking. I might look at putting an accumulator in there.

it should. Remove the void with dry argon will remove the chance for any bacteria to grow and keep it dry.

Here is the mover setup I did

I built a shed over the year and I made it with keeping my generator on the side of the shed. I made a 1/2" rebar reinforced 6" thick concrete slab for the generator to sit on. It has an overhang roof to keep it dry and I welded up a stainless exhaust system to route it above the roof. I put in...

Both the filter elements are aluminum, stainless and buna-n o rings. All of those are compatable with Diesel fuel.

Here is what I bought for the exterior one https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075XKFLXB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Here is the interior one...

Sure, They are in a separable housing that allows you to take the filter out inside it. The filter itself is a very fine mesh stainless. You can remove the filter and clean it out and put it back in the housing and keep going. With the size of these housings, I doubt there will be any need to...

I am running out of race parts to put in it. Maybe I need to paint some flames on the side. That will make it go faster :)

I added inline filters to both pumps. These are the 30 micron stainless ones that can be taken apart and rinsed out. I decided to mount an external one for the AUX tank so I can clean it without having to take the cover off. I also added a gauge to the outlet of the main priming pump.

I got my teflon lines from Amazon. Just make sure you get the PTFE stainless lines. Not the rubber stuff with the braided liner. Yeah, If I ever need to buy a new pump, ill get those. I was a able to get a deal for the two I bought.

I like using the Teflon braided lines. They are the last ones you will ever need to replace with and last the life of your rig. I built a diesel engine last year with all of those lines. These are common use in the aerospace industry. I finished replacing the last line to the pump yesterday...

That is good to know. I haven't placed the generator in the back of my property yet, but I have noticed that it is considerably quieter than my old screamer generator.

Guyfang, That is a good idea. I was also toying with having it on solid steel casters so I can wheel it around on the pad. Not totally sure what I want to do yet but I like the idea of it off the ground. Also toying of putting solid walls around it with some sound deadining materials to get the...

Some more photos