IS IT Front Mono Tube Gas Pressurized OR OIL Pressurized ?????
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Monotube struts have a gas pressurized Monotube struts have a chamber in the bottom of the main tube with a sliding piston that keeps the oil under pressure. Twin tube struts pressurize the oil system it's self. Hope that this helps.
1575298
That would be a question best answered by the manufacturer. There are BTU rating differences between the two gasses and, for possible safety reasons, I would not be the best person to answer this question.
1353865
I dont know but I know that the upper gear roll off is much more crisp. No issue- possibly a subtle change. I do know my gas useag hasnt changed significantly
206257
Suzuki Marine 4 Cycle Engine Oil 10W-40. It does not mix with or burn with the gas. Its just like a car engine
1185493
This too, happened with mine. It had about 3 ozs of oil in it. I was told it is the little remainder of the oil & lube they used at the factory to test the Genset. Was it a lot (about the 20 oz they recommend?)
106552
Sorry, I can't help you. I got rid of it long ago. I have a LP gas Brinkman (with a door on the front) that I like MUCH better.
403283
Neither, it is a spring piston pneumatic, so you cock the spring by pushing the barrel down, then place the pellet in the breach, then lock the barrel back in place, turn off the auto safety, and fire. There's no need for any extras like CO2, and it doesn't require as much oil as a multi-pump pneumatic.
1123640
Yep- both. Approximately 4oz. With each gas fill-up & a bottle (to replace 1 quart of oil) when you change oil.
1277503
It uses CO2 Cartridges, so it does use pressurized gas, yes, just CO2 instead of green gas.
245026
it is natural gas, i think i found out why it is cheaper than others, product quality and service support is lacking. i had problems with it after it being installed for less than a year. I sent it in for repair and it came back still leaking, and when i called the service manager to complain about it, they didnt want to make it right, made me feel like i was annoying them.
1213326
Yes, I can't remember if mine came pre-filled or if it came with a container that I poured in, but either way this is an "oiled" system that is much quieter and longer lasting than a cheap "oilless" compressor.
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None until you fill it. But you only fill it about half full in order to have enough compressed air space remaining to make it work well.Because you pump the top for the propellant that sprays the oil. Which is actually a great feature, which replaces any less desirable gas found in the spray oils you normally buy. Besides the advantage of knowing the real quality of oil being used. But back to the answer more directly, as I assume you want:It will only hold about a cup or a bit less per filling. But it is no problem to add more as needed. Especially with a small neck bottle or easy pour spout. Hope this helps. Chu'a None until you fill it. But you only fill it about half full in order to have enough compressed air space remaining to make it work well.Because you pump the top for the propellant that sprays the oil. Which is actually a great feature, which replaces any less desirable gas found in the spray oils you normally buy. Besides the advantage of knowing the real quality of oil being used. But back to the answer more directly, as I assume you want:It will only hold about a cup or a bit less per filling. But it is no problem to add more as needed. Especially with... » Read More None until you fill it. But you only fill it about half full in order to have enough compressed air space remaining to make it work well.Because you pump the top for the propellant that sprays the oil. Which is actually a great feature, which replaces any less desirable gas found in the spray oils you normally buy. Besides the advantage of knowing the real quality of oil being used. But back to the answer more directly, as I assume you want:It will only hold about a cup or a bit less per filling. But it is no problem to add more as needed. Especially with a small neck bottle or easy pour spout. Hope this helps. Chu'a « Show Less
859488
It's a 4-cycle engine not a 2-cycle engine so it needs oil for the engine crankcase. You do not have to mix the gas.
1976245
The other answers for this question are NOT correct. The bottle pressure gauge and all high pressure fittings on these are left hand (reverse threaded). The regulator gauges and the shutoff valves on the low pressure side are right hand threaded (ie righty tighty). I just had this regulator shipped to me and it is sitting beside me. If you look at the blown up picture of the product you can even see on the tank gauge below the text that says "Use NO Oil" there is text in black that says "LEFT HD THR'D".
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No, its just a simple compressor. However, I do prefer to use this compressor over any of the ones at any gas station. Plus its always with me.
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I was wondering if it used gas/oil mix, so I looked up the users manual on google. It clearly states; fill the crancase with oil and use only regular grade gas, not to exceed 87 octane
2222843
it is a pressurized oil system as it has an oil filter on it. If it were the old type lubrication with a slinger it wouldn't have the oil filter. A side note. I can't say enough about this generator. I am really impressed with this unit and (knock on wood) up to this time is the best piece of machinery I've ever purchased! matter of fact I/we were so impressed with generac that when I wanted a pressure washer my wife suggested a Generac pressure washer, which she purchased for my birthday. This also is a fine unit. I've read negative responses from other customers but I can't say one bad word. These people have gone the extra mile to provide a well built machine and that is a rarity in today's world! it is a pressurized oil system as it has an oil filter on it. If it were the old type lubrication with a slinger it wouldn't have the oil filter. A side note. I can't say enough about this generator. I am really impressed with this unit and (knock on wood) up to this time is the best piece of machinery I've ever purchased! matter of fact I/we were so impressed with generac that when I wanted a pressure washer my wife suggested a Generac pressure washer, which she purchased for my birthday. This also is a fine unit. I've read negative responses from other customers but I can't say one bad... » Read More it is a pressurized oil system as it has an oil filter on it. If it were the old type lubrication with a slinger it wouldn't have the oil filter. A side note. I can't say enough about this generator. I am really impressed with this unit and (knock on wood) up to this time is the best piece of machinery I've ever purchased! matter of fact I/we were so impressed with generac that when I wanted a pressure washer my wife suggested a Generac pressure washer, which she purchased for my birthday. This also is a fine unit. I've read negative responses from other customers but I can't say one bad word. These people have gone the extra mile to provide a well built machine and that is a rarity in today's world! « Show Less