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bobsallyh wrote:
Mr. Wizard, there are numerous 5vers with Onan propane fueled generators in the U.S. No telling how many are sitting in Quartzsite, AZ.as I type this.
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Most homes provide low pressure natural gas or low pressure propane. This kit does not support high pressure propane that comes from a tank. Adapters will mix the Propane or Natural Gas into the air stream above the gasoline carburetor. The gasoline carburetor remains basically untouched.
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johntank wrote:You asked 3 very specific questions, and from 23 prior responses, none have been answered. Of those 23 responses, about 14 of them have stated to some degree that you shouldn't make the conversion. Not knowing how you use your generator I won't assume to know what's best for you, but will say it all depends on your usage model. I have a propane 4k Onan, and it's a good choice for the way I use it. In 10 years, I've needed it for the air conditioner about 2 times. I don't use it to charge the battery because it's so darn noisy, using a small portable generator instead. The Onan gets used infrequently for short periods of time, more often than not for running the microwave. Having to top off the propane a bit more often is a lot easier for me than worrying about old fuel and/or a gummed up carburetor.
Moderator please lock or delete this thread as I have not gotten any real useful answers.
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johntank
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johntank wrote:You're welcome. Bibi.
Moderator please lock or delet this thread as I have not gotten any real useful answers.
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johntank
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johntank wrote:
Moderator please lock or delet this thread as I have not gotten any real useful answers.
Thank You
johntank
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