Generator been sitting in cold won’t start got any tips
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ummmmmm maybe use car give it jump start or starting fluid if cant do that grab some dry lumber n make a fireComment -
Good idea BillOriginally posted by OldBill
ummmmmm maybe use car give it jump start or starting fluid if cant do that grab some dry lumber n make a fireComment -
Use a generator to get the generator started.Comment -
The old generator paradox!Originally posted by BostongamblerComment -
Put on automobile back seat.
Drive to Fla.
Once in Florida
Remove from car...
Hit START.Comment -
It’s the second time he fell for it this month.Originally posted by DiggityDaggityDoComment -
Take out the spark plug(s) and warm it up. Put it back in using a plug wrench while it's still toasty.
Gloves would be a good idea also.
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Bill talking to BillComment -
Ok that’s great idea will try thanksOriginally posted by Mike HuntertzComment -
Bring it inside and let it warm up for a few hours and let it defrost in other words. Remove the spark plug, dip it in gas and clean it. Put fresh gas in the tank. Check fuel line to make sure it is not frozen and not clogged.
Give it a good kick and crank that shit up after!
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spray some WD40 or hair spray down the air cleaner before starting.Comment -
Sounds kinky.Originally posted by OptionalComment -
sober up.Comment -
She emptied old gas put in new started right upOriginally posted by JIBBBYBring it inside and let it warm up for a few hours and let it defrost in other words. Remove the spark plug, dip it in gas and clean it. Put fresh gas in the tank. Check fuel line to make sure it is not frozen and not clogged.
Give it a good kick and crank that shit up after!
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Bill you are a mess latelyComment -
Gas can get old and bad even with additives. That's usually the culprit over long periods of time with old gas just sitting in the tank. Cars or generators.Originally posted by Bigbill365Comment -
The hoe from POF figured out the issue?Originally posted by Bigbill365Comment
