What type of fuel? Diesel? Unleaded Gas? Oil mixture?
1889273
gasoline: "regular" from the local pump. no mixing with oil. that's a good feature.
1889274
The generator listed #56352 is a gas unit. No oil mixing with gas. It runs on regular.
1889275
The generator listed #56352 is a gas unit. No oil mixing with gas.It runs on regular.
676173
Oil/gas mix. I use regular gas and it works fine although I sometimes run 91 through it. I've never had issues with regular. You must mix with oil.
1082221
Gunked up plugs are almost always due to a fuel problem. Could be anything from dirty fuel to bad settings on the carburetor. Mixing oil with the gas when you have a four cycle engine gunks it up real fast! BTW factory support is great. I called them to determine what kind of natural gas supply was required and received fast knowledgeable help.
68090
Husqvarna says the engine is certified to operate on unleaded gasoline. Use an octane of 87 or higher. Of course, you must also mix the gasoline with a high quality two stroke engine oil.
676171
Absolutely use the oil gas mix. failure may destroy your engine I use 91 octane
1288811
Sorry...I haven't used my pump yet....Are you pumping Diesel Fuel? I don't think it is made to pump gasoline...I think it has to be lubricated by what it is pumping.
1224826
This is NOT a natural gas model. It is unleaded gasoline only. The model you are looking for is PD3G10000E.
1886875
how are you?the motorkote mk-hl32-06 can't mixture with the fuel, you can mixture with the engine oil.
988925
Sorry, can't help. Our gas generators are Champion (or commercial diesel). Measure your generator and check the cover measurements.
323307
Sam this Briggs & Stratton engine manual says to use unleaded gas with no more than 10% ethanol. Never use E-85 blend. If you can find ethanol-free gas it should run fine (if not better).
604754
I had to return it for the sane reason. Check the oil level though. Aomeone told me that may be the reason.
1803165
Natural gas or propane , which every you have available to your site. What makes these better than gas or diesel is they do not really use a carburetor so you don't have to worry about problems with starting them up when you need it. Also this system has a weekly start and run (about 12 min.) program that keeps the gen ready for use...so when you really need it ...it just fires up and you don't have to do anything. Really a great system.
1721949
The way it is configured now, it's only gasoline. I'm sure it could be re-configured for alternative fuels.
1852927
Diesel fuel can be used but it will have an odor, especially if in an enclosed space. Outdoors, may be able to stand the odor.would suggest making a deal with local airport to use Jet-A. This is an extremely good quality kerosene. I run Jet-A without PRST (additive to prevent algae growth and jelling at altitude) in the 3 heaters I have like this one.
881776
Regular gas from the gas station. Though I'd recommend 93 octane with fuel stabilizer added if its going to sit for any amount of time.
1955929
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
676170
50:1 fuel to oil ratio. I usually use a higher octane fuel. If it can be found, use fuel with little or no ethanol.