Damn it...ive laid on the couch and thought of this idea ,before I went and tried it I searched and your video popped up... It's not your idea man it's mine...hahahaja... just kidding I did want to comment on your block porch columns. Did you do those? It's fantastic!..those are not rotting out... I assume the columns are rebared and filled.. I've always thought it was stupid to continue building in a way that has been proven to fail over time, why don't we use block for these applications... Obviously we have similar thought paths...pretty cool...thanks for posting your video..no one one this earth is gonna reinvent the wheel..I could ask the old farmer down the road how to do this and I bet he could tell me over a cold beer...
At ham radio Field Day, our generator with its external tank stopped mysteriously for no reason at all. I am guessing that someone left the external tank tightly capped, and that no fuel could flow since there was no vent.
I believe I have the same generator. I was wondering if your idea had been put to the test so to speak. Considering doing the same thing with mine. Thanks
It works, I still need to figure out a better ventilation system for the tank. It runs fine on a light load, but it doesn't like running at higher rpms
No... you have a gravity fed carburetor. It won't pull fuel. Also if the cap isn't vented it has to be vented somehow or there would be a vacuum lock in the tank.
