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Outdoor Gasoline and Electric Powered Equipment and Small Engines
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Glarssen on Feb 06, 2019

I have a 16hp Briggs and Stratton Model 303447 Type 1375E1. This engine is part of a carpet cleaning truckmount which initially was powering a pump and blower. I removed the pump so now only the blower is attached. It will start up and run for 5 to 10 mins and then stall. No sputtering or backfiring. I changed coil, spark, air fileter, oil, gas tank & cap and filter and cleaned carb but did not do full rebuild. After it dies it will start up and run for a minute or less with the choke on. After a few attempts it wont start up until it cools down.Read More
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neutral bond on generator

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ramrod98 on Feb 10, 2019

Brand new troybilt 6250 watt generator can't find the neutral bond. Box was unopened when purchased. wiring is as fgollows----- blue from breaker to power on outlets and breaker for that outlet, gray to other outlet and breaker for outlet, red to all neutral on outlets with a black wire attached to end outlet going back into generator. 240 volt outlet has blue and gray power, green ground. all green grounds are where they should be with no jumper to neutral. With continuity test in neutral and ground no bell goes off. If black wire was grounded in windings i would think continuity test would make a tone. CAN'T FIGURE IT OUT HOW TO UNBOND NEUTRAL. Back cap of generator pulled off to take a look and green ground is grounded to generator case and then down below to frame. Can't find any place that neutral is bonded to ground. Generator is labeled bonded neutral. Any help would be appreciatedRead More

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