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@peapvp Thanks for the write up. Your care in the rebuild is impressive, and thanks for sharing all the informative details! All the best, 2Pbfeet

Well, for fun, I looked within a 1,000 miles of the west coast, and $4-10k seemed to cover the prices for me, but they say timing is everything, and "location, location, location".:LOL: Around here, things got pretty cheap around 2020, but I didn't see $1,200/803 cheap. I've seen GP prices in AZ...

Perhaps you can find a friend, or a friend of a friend to come by and help?

They come in lots of sizes/strengths; https://www.turn-lock.com/ Also known as Camloc, I believe for a certain style.

I'm sure that @peapvp can explain it better, but if you head over to the data sheet and the owner's manual for the ADVR-54, there are limits on the current and power for the field circuit (F+ & F-). The relay and the other pieces are to flash the coil to help start the generation process...

One for sale on eBay... All the best, 2Pbfeet

Here's a fuel filter thread that goes over the final filter assembly that might help. It helped me. (Along with @uniquify's other posts! I found @Guyfang's trick with spinning the fuel filter just before it is tight to be invaluable for seating the upper o-ring on the housing which is both tiny...

On the fuel filter, there should be a small o-ring (Dash-202 size?) on the screw stem or it can leak fuel or air. You want one in place. If your existing one is hard / dry / cracked, I would replace it. All the best, 2Pbfeet

FWIW: I use a small panel mount digital frequency meter that I wired to a short extension cord, and put a heat shrink cover on the terminals to keep an eye on my generators. It is bright, easy to read, and portable. If I'm not at the generator when it is in use, I plug it in near me in the...

I am sorry, but I can't help you the connector. I'm the wrong guy for 535 details. I just was interested in your questions and did some poking around. I've been known to walk the aisle in auto parts stores looking for matching connectors, but I'm sure that other folks here can do better than...

Hmmm...@coachgeo I don't know what to say. The link worked for me. Here is the file;

I've driven by Ft. Lewis. Pretty area! I've driven by many of the locations in the video, actually. I enjoy seeing the history. All the best, 2Pbfeet

If you want to see these sort of saws (not on a generator) look like from WWII, DeWalt has an old promotional video; I caneasily imagine SeaBees setting up a similar, though perhaps smaller operation with it. All the best, 2Pbfeet

Did you try a search for "RV hookup panel"? It seemed to come up with a few for me... https://www.amazon.com/Temporary-Power-Outlet-Panel-Weatherproof/dp/B0C9QM5TJ8/

@Chainbreaker A 16" radial arm saw is going to need a pretty substantial motor. I have seen a number of that size and vintage radial arm saws with five and ten HP motors on them, always three phase. That is scary powerful in my book...

If you go the break in oil route, change the oil and oil filter again at 100 hours. I have done it on a few engines that I either didn't know the history of, or had doubts about the cleanliness (dirt / casting sand, etc.) of the engine. I agree with @Ray70 that you can't have too much ZDOP added...

If you need more wire, I believe that the type of wire that you are looking for "TGGT", aka Teflon-Glass-Glass-Teflon covered nickel coated copper wire. While perhaps not stocked in a basic box store, it is sold by a number of cable vendors, eBay, Amazon, and others. Just know the gauge wire...

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There is an older thread that suggests that pump; https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/802-803-fuel-pump-fittings.184917/post-2477378 My recollection is that @DieselAddict here talked to Airtex/Carter and got the skinny on the replacement...

Congratulations on your fix, and getting it running! If it were me, I would think about a small overcoat of conformable sealant to help protect the longevity of your board and repair. There a number available, but I don't know what your board might benefit from. (I don't know what is on there...