this 90s small honda generator was on the side of the road for free, time to take it to the bench and see what is wrong with it, how it works and if we can fix it.
this 90s small honda generator was on the side of the road for free, time to take it to the bench and see what is wrong with it, how it works and if we can fix it.
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Guitar string is what I use to clean carb jets and 3d printer nozzles.
Thanks for another good video but I don't think there's a transformer. The inverter just a allows the RPM to run at one speed and the inverter can adjust the voltage…. Good inverter generators can make a better sine wave,
They're lighter thanks to all aluminum parts and aluminum wire
I've stripped the coating off of a bread tie and used that to clean the jets.
Mustie, I'm sure you have mentored before but what ultrasonic cleaner do you use?
love worken on small engines
you know you want throw it away you will fix it or use 4 parts lol
Hi , I have been enjoying your videos for many years thank you. Not sure if you can deal with this issue but thought you should know. Your channel is the only one where and add will lock in and I have to swipe YouTube closed then open YouTube again, locate your video and start it again. This has been going on for quite a while. This video it is every add.
Vintage Mustie , LUV IT
Hello sir, a little generator saved from scrap will work your number 1 hat. I wish you a good day and see you next time
Those "four uncles" vacuum pumps are incredible. I have the 6.5L one
Who would ever throw out a Honda gennie? I have always wanted to have one!
Ill tell ya if I was a betting man I would have bet that center jet wasn't coming out hahaha! Love the video brother!!
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In the case of one tiny idle jet, I noted there was a recess leading into the orifice. So, I turned a small nail down in a drill press until it would just enter the recess. I packed the recess with grease and tapped the punch, using micro-hydraulic pressure to force the gunk out of the jet.