Posted by gene bender on July 19, 2013 at 09:16:18 from (67.55.227.12):
In Reply to: Progress..... posted by anvilheadtexas on July 19, 2013 at 08:03:41:
Before you start spending oney see if it will start and run with what you have you can always get new parts as you work thru the system. Make sure the generator works first. You can spin it over by hand with pos lead from meter to ground and other lead to "A" term on the gen. Set the meter on the 1v or less scale then spin pulley and if you get a reading its probably good. If not take to a gen shop. You can take a plug out and have the wire going to it if theres fire and you have gas coming out of the plug on the carb it will run.
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