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I remember seeing something about removing the vent from its current setup and running a dedicated vent line? I'll check the vent line as it sits now and make sure it isn't plugged.
I took the whole airpack apart and found the piston gets stuck at each end of the stroke. no scoring or pitting in...
Got an airpack problem myself, can't find the right rebuild kit(this one sticks even after lube)
should I change it out to a different type? Pics show the one I have and the one the TM shows.original problem was brakes locked up, brake lights on, pedal halfway down, once I released air pressure...
Just remember there is a big difference between 240 and 208.(yeah, I know 32 Volts!:twisted:)
Some 240 V motor loads and electronic control units will burn out if run on 208 V
Code requires an interlock(transfer switch) that prevents the main feed from being switched on while the generator feed is on or the generator feed switched on while the main feed is energized(works both ways)
When you turn off the main you do prevent feeding back into the grid but the interlock...
Yikes, let me get my electrical blinders off. Great point, during our latest storm we've had several folks taken to the hospital hereabouts for running the generator in the garage and gassing themselves.
Good point, we had an AHJ issue come up here having to do with utility provider and it was determined in court that the State is the AHJ and had the final say since the utility provider is a corporation and not responsible for code enforcement. It may differ where you live.
So , if we can get...
If the NEC is more stringent then local codes then it has to be followed(provided your state has adopted it, not all have)
If local codes are more stringent than the NEC then they need to be followed in addition to the NEC.
Depending on who you talk to from your utility provider you can get...
I've seen quite a bit of traffic on this so as an electrical inspector I have to weigh in,
When connecting a generator as a means of backup power make sure to follow the National Electric Code and all applicable local codes !!!!
If you don't have a transfer switch(manual of automatic)do not...
You can back feed through the drier plug(quick fix). Always make sure the MAIN breaker for the house is off.(just in case the city power comes back online)
No you can't, this is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS!!!!Not to mention illegal. Manual A/B switches are available for generator connections and are...
(I am planning on leaving it on the trailer and using it for back up power.
Thanks for your help,
Darrell
If you are going to use it for backup power please make sure to connect it in accordance with the National Electric Code and local applicable codes. I cannot stress this enough. As...
One thing you have to be careful with when using soundproofing like dynamat or neoprene foam is condensation between the material and the vehicle shell.This can be a major pain and cause rust faster than you'd think.
just make sure you are glued tight to the sheet metal with no air pockets.
After our phone con I rummaged around my parts room, look what I found, it's from an F-8.
The front stick has resolvers so it could be used as a mouse or joystick.:!:
Interested?
Welcome Aboard! I work at Fort Lewis myself,glad to see another member from the area.
I was watching folks trying to go up the hill near me after all the lovely weather we've had, I think I'm gonna get some bleachers, sell tickets and call it "Idiots On Ice!"
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