Propane Conversion Kits [RE-wrenches]
Travis Creswell, Ozark Solar
ozsolar at ipa.net
Mon Dec 4 15:21:08 EST 2000
Thanks Steve etal for the help,
Looks like I have a CCK somewhere in the 1966 - 1972 era. Very good web
site with onan info on it @ http://www.perr.com/onan.html . It has a auto
start system on it and runs like champ. I am very happy with my new used
$500 generator. Looks like there is parts still available and I already
have a service manual ordered.
Try that with a 3600 RPM contractor special 30 years from now.
Travis
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>From: "Steve Willey, Backwoods Solar" <steve at backwoodssolar.com>
>To: RE-wrenches at topica.com
>Subject: Re: Propane Conversion Kits [RE-wrenches]
>Date: Wed, Nov 29, 2000, 12:12 PM
>
>Travis: Onan opposed twin 1800 rpm are generally good. They came as models
>CCK 4.0, 5.0, and 6.5 KW models, which is a good quality air cooled unit. It
>is cast iron. We sold them with great satisfaction until they were
>discontinued because of low production volume. One thing to watch in cold
>weather is always run the engine a minimum of 20 minutes to avoid frosting
>up the smog tube, otherwise it seals and pumps oil into the breaker points.
>
>There was a second line, called Emerald and a few other names that I don't
>recall, some still made. Those were made for RV use and has an aluminum
>block and much more compact design to slide into an RV compartment. Also
>1800 rpm good power quality, but a bit more problems, seal leaks, electronic
>board failures. These have exhaust exit bottom, cooling air exit bottom, so
>need to be set on a custom stand to be used stationary.
>
>Steve Willey www.backwoodssolar.com
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