What needs to be done to attach it to a Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator? Where can I find an image of the two together?
1194503
At a MINIMUM you would need to drill holes in the base rails to attach the axle. NOt easy since rails ar round. But I dont have it in front of me, it was many months ago so my memory may not be accurate, but I saw it was such a bad fit that just sent it back. Would not attempt unless you feel very handy
1194504
This took me a lot of work to install. I had to drill holes at the base of the generator and do what I considered a lot of work to get this to fit and be sturdy enough to move the generator. It was a new generator at the time and I had to drill holes in the support rails.
1194505
I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well, but the legs still need some work to be sturdy when running. I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well,... » Read More I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well, but the legs still need some work to be sturdy when running. « Show Less
1194506
Its actually really easy to attach the wheel set. The direction were crystal clear and it only took me about 15 minutes. I order the wheel set when I bought the generator. It makes it allot easier to move around.
1194507
Its been awhile since I bought this but it is worthwhile - I cannot recall having the difficulty of the other replies below. Regardless, it allows me to park the generator easily in the garage and also move the generator up and down steps when I run it on the porch where I connect it to my ground rod and power cord (e.g., to keep it outside while running and out of the rain/snow/ice). Even if you have to drill some holes (I simply cannot recall), I would recommend it if you want to be able to easily move the generator around.
868359
I purchased this carb. with a tank (BS-694315 ) to fix my father-in-laws tiller with a 5hp briggs and stratton. This was a few years ago, but I believe it was a 2 qt. tank. Use the number above for the tank and search for it, see if it looks like yours. I didn't have any probems putting it all together. Look at the holes on this tank where it mounts to the carb. if yours are the same it should mount up. The only other difference would be the pick-up tube being long enough. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive, I replaced this about 3 yrs. ago.
830969
Make sure you research this thoroughly for what you are trying to do, this inlet receives the female end of an extension cord. I'm not familiar with power plugs on generators.
40422
It's 12V so if it fits you're fine. Fits perfect in 2012 sportsman. Check your old battery and if as you say, dimensions are similar, you're good to go.
210142
husqvarna dealer has the attachment. not available on amazon. lowes and hd carry other brands that claim to be compatible.
720510
You have to purchase small propane container connector then cut off the end and attach to provided adapter which will screw on to outside connection.
1752069
hi thank you. my problem is i cant get the motor running. its an rv generator..
1755396
Sorry can't help you. I researched this generator for possible use for emergency backup power for my house. I found little info on the web or no assistance from the company (which was hard to locate) on particulars for this item. As a result I didn't purchase. It didn't look like a quality piece of equipment. Good luck with your unit.
2277268
Contact the seller Or email me at alseapony@yahoo.com and I will send you file of the one that came with mine. Spare parts may be a issue.
130210
Big. Its not universal. Haha.. I took the fan apart and used the motor int he stock fan on my ATV and with some lock tight and screws it works fine in the original housing my ATVs fan had. Way too big to fit on my grizzly 300 though.
1564881
I do not know enough about generators to provide an answer. It appears to be about the size as some I have seen on small generators. The one I bought was for a snow blower
1392549
Unless Swisher has changed what they include in the box. It does come with all the necessary hardware to connect it to a Polaris Sportsman.
1487766
The unit comes with a ground terminal that should be connected to the frame of the generator. The manual suggests connecting this to a copper rod driven into the ground. I get around this by using the ground of a 3-prong wire and plugging it into an outlet (but my purpose is as backup power for the house during a storm).
1321965
IIRC they mentioned a couple different ones in the manual (or perhaps it was an earlier review of this generator). In any event, I picked one up at Walmart that had been listed as a proper battery for the unit. The one I got fits the battery bracket perfectly. Measure yours and take the dimensions down to Walmart and you should be good to go. 12v battery the one I bought came packaged with acid which I had to fill the battery with.
1719912
I'm not sure you will have to make sure the twist connect is the correct one. Check with champion- if I remember correctly it is an L-5 connector on the generator. I hope this helps
1229419
3 options:-Cut off the plug on the welder and install the correct plug to match the generator. -Remove the twist connect and install the correct connection to match the welder. -Make an adaptor with corresponding connectors at each end to match the welder and the generator. A sales assaciate at Lowes or Home depot or any home improvement store should be able to help you get what you need to achieve this.
981614
ART:I haven't a clue what your mower is. I got this unit to fit on a Coleman 5KW Generator -after I went thru the labor pains of finding a starter motor AND then a whole new flywheel WITH an actual starter gear ring on it! If you have the physical room for the thing ,and know how to wire it ,and have an engine already set up for a starter motor ..it ought to fly!