Search results

I have a mep-003a block that turns freely that I would be willing to sell cheap. Jerry

skidunits4you....good advice. A pump is always more effective pushing rather than pulling.:beer:

Roadracer86 I have one or two. Please e-mail me and tell me what price you have in mind for a grounding rod? jerry@queenscreek.com Jerry

Keith and Don, I've been thinking along Keith's line of thought but have an opportunity to "supersize" so have adjusted my thoughts. Now new info and I'm curious. I have an old outdoor walk-in freezer 8x12 from my store which likely won't sell as I close the store. So I plan to bring it...

don, did the med case work out okay? I'm interested in the sound suppression also. Jerry "jerry@queenscreek.com"

I didn't realize you were searching for marks when I posted. Just thought you had a thing about rust on your flywheel. A technique I use is to paint the 180 out position on the starter side (reverse of the flywheel) once I've located the marks. Makes it easier to confirm I'm where I thought I...

You could pull the starter and have a bigger area to work with.

MWMULES, if this was an eyesight test, you won.

I've spent many a night in a CP tent in Germany with these dudes. They are great so long as you know what you are doing with them. I'd NEVER mount one on a wall. Jerry2cents

I have a MEP-002a intake manifold in good -excellent condition from the parts unit I've been trying to rescue. Gave up on it yesterday. $40 plus shipping from VA. E-mail me if interested. The rest of the unit will find its way to the classifieds by Monday or Tuesday. Pictures on request...

Thanks Ken, I don't intend to. I wonder how the 60-80% works when the unit is rated at 80% at 15kw at 8000' or whatever elevation. here at sea level it must take quite a load to satisfy it. More that we are likely to require unless a heat pump was involved. Jerry

I just gave up on a MEP-002a today and have a can complete with rod and spring for $30 if anyone needs it. Jerry:mad:

rjm-27, send it to him. the man has skills. And he gives great advice.:grin: jerry

Ken and sewerzuk, now i'm following you. ken, your example went from 75 to 44 kw. that's comparable to the 15 to 9 kw de-rating on the mep004a. just out of curiosity, if one were willing to accept the de-rating, would it hurt the unit for it to operate in single phase as continuous backup...

Thanks Ken, Store closes by end of year. Hopefully we can meet for coffee or whatever in the winter. Jerry

sewerzuk now i begin to understand your goal (after re-reading your original post) I guess balanced load is key to keep the unit from burning up. Can you run indefinitely on 120 single phase? FROM THAT SINGLE PHASE OPERATION CAN YOU GET 2 LEGS TO FEED A 220/240v BREAKER ON A NORMAL HOUSE...

Peter, Not to call you out.......But as I recall, you use MEP-004a single phase routinely as your backup power and I would love to know how and what amps you get from yours. This is an interesting thread. I turned down a mint 004a at Richmond last year because I was afraid of it. Jerry

Now you are really making me salivate![thumbzup]

I've got a few in various conditions but all have three slots. presumably yours has the magnet and seal. Jerry@queenscreek.com[thumbzup]

I figured Keith had stock in Berryman so I had my wife pick up 2 cans at Walmart today. 15oz for $2.99. I looked at Advance yesterday and it was over $4. I'll try it on injectors and see how it does, also on the IP control lever. The lever on my "new" 002a is all gummed up. jerry