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- Location
- Jupiter/FL
Price was ok
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I would say thats a matter of perspective, best discussed over some strong barley water.SKF is right down the road. Oh, forgot you all live on the wrong side of the big water!
Fuel? What fuel? Fuel for what??All back together just need to put it in its house, Did start it up , no vibrations everything good , except it helps to turn the fuel on.LOL![]()
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.Look at picture #2 in post #30. Turn the zip ties, so the "zip tie clamp" is against the side of the gen set. Keeps the wires away from the side of the set. You will probably never run the set long enough to have a problem with wire chafing, but this is something we always did, and it helps keep chafing a non problem. In the control panel, especially on the bottom left side, this is a problem. By the diode board.
Good idea on the zip ties, I do that same thing and you can also use a couple of small sections of split loom on the harness.Look at picture #2 in post #30. Turn the zip ties, so the "zip tie clamp" is against the side of the gen set. Keeps the wires away from the side of the set. You will probably never run the set long enough to have a problem with wire chafing, but this is something we always did, and it helps keep chafing a non problem. In the control panel, especially on the bottom left side, this is a problem. By the diode board.
I dont think you need it, but if you want, go for it.Thanks Guy! Would a additional Scotch pad be a little extra security?
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