I have a Champion 7200 Watt Electric Start Generator Model Number: 41552.Would this cord fit my generator?
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Can't give a definitive answer but if it has a 220 outlet it should be fine. Hope this is helpful.
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I don't know. I don't own a Briggs generator.You should ask either Briggs or the people who make (or sold) you the Conntek cord.
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It will fit ALMOST any pressure washers and I believe it will fit your Champion pressure washer. My neighbor has a Champion (older model) and he has used mine with no problem.
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Don't know if I can help you. I bought this for my 19.5 hp craftsman mower which is a 2010. I looked online a little and found a possible number of 917271140 for your mower. I'm assuming you've already done this but call sears parts direct to get the actual part number for your tractor or starter and you'll be able to narrow it down from there. Good luck
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Please detail the part number DIRECTLY of the starter/Generator you are replacing. We stock 9 different Hitachi GSB series starter/generators. I know there are at least 12 different models and many different part numbers. Some having slightly different shaft lengths, some have different Brush Holders which set the rotation in a different direction resulting in different hook-up, some have different functions at the designated post, some just have different wire terminals. and some are simply clocked in a different postion. It is important to know the part number you were orginally replacing. thanks Jay
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You will have to look at the plug and check out the spec. It will tell you on this site what it will fit your machine.
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All 30 amp generator cords are compatible. For instance the generator for this unit I purchased was a Briggs and Straton.
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The power cord is not proprietary to Champion; it'll work with any generator.
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I would first check your Ryobi instruction manual for that product. Then check Champion Spark Plug cross-referencing chart to answer that question
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I think it will be under rated. Look at your generator's manual and see what they recommend.I am sure it would be #8 wire or bigger if you are going to be running a load at 8000 watts.http://www.generatorgrader.com/extension-cords-portable-generators/
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Go to Power Stops website and use their application chart in order to get that answer. Once you have the kit part numbers, search it on Amazon and order your kit. Good luck
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Hard to say, I bought this carb for my briggs & stratton lawn mower. I would suggest going to briggs & stratton web site if that is who made your generator. Their site tells you how to find your model number to your generator and then which part number for correct carb. The carb I bought is awesome started right up. Or take your old one out and compare pictures to new carbs. Sometimes it is a guessing game on older machines. Good luck, not sure if this helps or not.
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I really doubt that. The description of the fuse block states it is for 30 amp fuses. You should look for the amps rating of each device to see if it is less than 30 amps. Any starter I have seen normally draws well in excess of 30 amps. I don't have any documentation with me on that fuse block to verify, but you must also total up the running load of all devices and make sure it is below the rating of the entire fuse block.
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There should not be a difference on the cord our units cord is generic just find one that fits it should power up fine
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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
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I'm sorry but I have no idea, this starter did not work on my Tecumseh snowblower engine as it was supposed to and I ended up buying a different one
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http://generator-parts.com/onan/1GENSETS/983-0201D.pdfThe part seems to be the same for the 7000 as for the 5500