How to take off and clean Tecumseh 10hp carburator on Coleman Maxa 5000 Watt Generator

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  • Опубликовано: 22 окт 2024

Комментарии • 20

  • @hughatkins
    @hughatkins 4 года назад +2

    I really liked your explanation, and the humor was good too (people complain about mine, so take it for what it is worth!). Thank you for making the video!

    • @FromSaultoPaul
      @FromSaultoPaul 3 года назад

      People are natural complainers that will not like or complain about anything. Not everyone makes good RUclips's but they try and THAT IS all that counts. We do more criticizing bc they did something wrong than to encourage them how to make it better.

  • @FromSaultoPaul
    @FromSaultoPaul 3 года назад

    I found that vise-grip out better bc I have bent those for clamping something too big. Small needle-nose grips. I like the clear hose so I can see the gas but is it rated as a gas line. I have rebuilt a few of them but everyone has their own way of doing things and we can never learn too much. I like video that people act like themselves and not put on a show just for the video. GREAT JOB.

  • @franbeller5897
    @franbeller5897 4 года назад

    A year later and I needed this. Appreciate the closeups!

  • @bkelly3720
    @bkelly3720 3 года назад

    like #58. Unsure why it has so few. Excellent vid.
    queston. I am working on a Companion generator with the HM100 engine. When I removed the bowl, the bottom bolt did not have a washer but the bowl ring did. I was thinking that it should. Are all the Tecumseh engines pretty much the same?

  • @Netmgr66
    @Netmgr66 4 года назад +1

    How did you get the back carburetor retaining screw off...thats the hard one that you cant hold the nut while you turn the attached screw.

    • @TheBigmachineman
      @TheBigmachineman  4 года назад

      The right nut will hit against the side so it shouldnt turn. Sounds like you need to wedge something in there to keep it from turning if you cant get a wrench on it. Good luck buddy.

  • @mikegoodman4133
    @mikegoodman4133 4 года назад +1

    You didn't remove the mixture screw, also aren't you afraid of damaging orifices and jets with using a tip cleaner?

  • @wrencharoundandfindout8780
    @wrencharoundandfindout8780 5 лет назад +1

    Out of all the videos your carb looks like mine is your throttle just between the carb and governor? I'm working on a 10hp Tecumseh on a 5000watt generator and the only throttle linkage is between the governor arm and butterfly control. All the other videos have a actual throttle control

  • @scottmay2054
    @scottmay2054 4 года назад

    Have you replaced the fuel tank grommet?

  • @summerserrano4114
    @summerserrano4114 3 года назад +1

    Zoom in more closer when you taking parts off. Beside that good video.

  • @Bill-th5bd
    @Bill-th5bd 4 года назад +1

    Would you happen to know the part number for the Tecumseh carburetor or at least the Tecumseh model number. It would be a BIG help.

    • @treybarberree1987
      @treybarberree1987 3 года назад

      PM0524000 is the engine model number for the 4000 watt coleman generator

  • @carguysbc1
    @carguysbc1 5 лет назад +1

    need to spring for some heat in your shop there cupcake. lol.

    • @TheBigmachineman
      @TheBigmachineman  5 лет назад +1

      I have to turn it off while making videos because of the noise. Looks cold but my radiant heater keeps me just fine along with long johns and insulated overalls lol. Thanks for your concern buddy.

  • @christophersauer824
    @christophersauer824 2 года назад +1

    dude can't see what you are doing you are below the camera

  • @petersheamorris4852
    @petersheamorris4852 11 месяцев назад

    WHATS MESSED UP IS YOU DON'T SHOW HOW TO TAKE OUT THE CENTER VALVE IN THE STEM YOU SAY

  • @joesinakandid528
    @joesinakandid528 2 года назад

    Explanations gauged to a 5th grader without ANY mechanical experience. I moved on because I was a 5th grader in 1957 and certainly have no interest in being talked down to.

  • @bonnielariviere6370
    @bonnielariviere6370 2 года назад +1

    Ever use a camera.? I guess not.
    No help at all.