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If you think you only need a 1/2", you won't hurt anything by cutting 1".

I have a Honda EU3000i that I would trust to take to the moon to power anything 120V that didn't have a huge inrush current draw. Sips gas and is stupid quiet. But, if you might need to power something with a decent inrush current, a HF Predator 5000 (dual fuel) flat out kicks butt (on gas)...

If you need a generator, I would go with an inverter type. Too many benefits versus the cost difference.

Let off the brake too.

It is behind the guys back.

If you saw all 4 fingers, how would he be holding the glass? I just see two old guys taking a picture with a younger girl.

M62, 1500 rpm, Medium, flat ground and in Rabbit. 4.2 mph. No, I haven't sent any fluid off for testing.

I found a Win 11 lite that works on older "non-upgradable" computers. Then I used a program to make the startup look like Win 7. After installing anything, you need to go into the startup settings and disable all of the BS it thinks you need to run. If you look in the bottom right hand corner...

If it isn't a browser setting, I'd change your password and see if it keeps happening.

I believe those pics are from under the machine. Can see the drain plug in both. You can just make out the fluid dripping in the second pic.

I finally got around to checking this for you. 4.2 mph.

He got it running.

That looks like an axle or transmission vent. Maybe a condensate drain for A/C.

If I remember to do it, I'll let you know.

Get a variety pack of both. You won't regret it.

North, he mentioned there wasn't a mark on the back or front of the gear. Schmo, do you have a work shop manual? I would think that you picture shows the correct orientation for everything, but I'm wondering if the manual states anything about where the woodruff key on the crank snout (if...

After you get it to TDC, take some pics of the gears and post them.

I thought it was legal as long as I was in my own yard.

THIS!!!! If you opened the attachment, run your computer over with your tractor. Or, use a very good virus scanner.