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So you put spacers with hole in middle then 1 muffler then the spacer with small holes in it?
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There's one cap that has the face with the little holes and the rest are the spacers with bent tab holes at the bottom. You can stack as many as you want but you'll need to make a threaded rod piece for whatever length you stack them to retain it. You can typically find longer screws at the hardware store and just bend the end like the one that;s on there now. Pretty sure the thread size is #6
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Thanks and when you put the ohlsson mufflers you put the spacers that have smaller holes between each muffler? Some of the spacers I have have a hole in the middle also
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Tiny Tiger Generator Operating Instructions Models 5001-1 & 5001-2-1.pdf
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I clicked on the manual and it said can't access it.
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The 2 small posts are already 12v DC. They were mostly used to run the 12v electric starters for RC stuff but it should also work to charge 12v batteries as well. Manual here file:///C:/Users/urema/OneDrive/Desktop/Tiny%20Tiger%20Generator%20Operating%20Instructions%20Models%205001-1%20&%205001-2.pdf Those small mufflers can be stacked but finding them at a reasonable cost may be difficult. Lots go missing because people take them off and don't put them back so everyone is always looking for mufflers and air cleaners.
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It took the small muffler and I am just running it not for camping. I am going to try and run a battery charger with it.
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Yours is a model 350? Like pictured above? That style is quieter than a 300 is. The 300 just used the common little black mufflers/spark arrester. Are you using that for camping or something? Like the outboards do, if you run a metal hose from it into a bucket of water all you will hear is water bubbling so maybe you could experiment with that????
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I had original muffler on it stil very loud so I will look for another.
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The Tiny Tiger model 350 used a different style muffler. Or search on epay for 2 stroke muffler and maybe adapt one.
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I modified the muffler pipe on a tiger tiger and screwed a briggs stratton small muffler but it is still noisey. Is there a quieter muffler I can adapt thanks.
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Alistair Rolls joined the community
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Here we are and it is 2025. The rally season in on us again so DO PLEASE keep an eye out for my STOLEN Trojan Mk1 Toraktor. For identification see pic above. Any info in strictest confidence. Many Thanks to all of you. TCS, Goudhurst, Kent. 01580 211376.
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Just got a Qualcast 35s that I have refurbished the carb on but wow the Self Propel drive speed is like a jogging pace and nearly pulls your arm out of the socket if your not ready for it. Is there a way to adjust the drive speed or do you need to adjust the drive speed by the throttle control? Only thing with that is the mower is near enough at idle for a slow drive pace or is that correct? Thanks
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How many is she up to now?
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Newest Addition to my Wife's collection
Mike in NC replied to Mike in NC's topic in Ohlsson and Rice
I will have to check it out and see if it says on it what it is. Thanks for the information. We went to Rough & Tumble two weeks ago and she got a couple more O&R's I will make a new post for them. -
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Hello everyone, I am French (excuse my English), and I own Multimot equipment like you. I am looking for the gear of the hedge trimmer. It measures 70 mm in diameter and has 68 teeth. Do you know anyone who might have one for sale? If so, how can I contact them and at what price? I searched online and found nothing. Thank you in advance. M.Garnier
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I have done some further research and I think that the 3 point piston is jammed and is either rusted inside or a blockage. I cannot find a good diagram or photos of this and although some links have been posted referencing southern tractors when I click on them they just go to their homepage So if anyone has any photos or diagrams they could post I would be very grateful.
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I think I may have misnamed the part I have been writing about as I realise now that it is called the Rear End Loader
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Bonjour à tous, je suis français (excusez mon anglais), je possède du matériel Multimot comme vous. Je cherche le pignon du taille-haie. Il mesure 70 mm de diamètre et possède 68 dents. Connaissez-vous quelqu’un qui pourrait en avoir un à vendre ? Si oui, comment puis-je les contacter et à quel prix ? J’ai parcouru Internet et je n’ai rien trouvé. Merci d Google translate: Hello everyone, I'm French (excuse my English), and I own Multimot equipment like you. I'm looking for the hedge trimmer sprocket. It measures 70 mm in diameter and has 68 teeth. Do you know anyone who might have one for sale? If so, how can I contact them and at what price? I've searched the internet and haven't found anything. Thanks in advance.
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Hi everyone Not sure if I am in the right category here as I am trying to help someone with their small tractor. Its a Yanmar 1401 and the problem with it is the arms will not raise or lower. The PTO works fine and engages in all 3 positions I have attached some photos so you can see it and I have looked on line for a service and user manual. So far I have found a generic user manual for it and a parts catalogue in Chinese!! He told me he had changed the oil using a red HV46 which he says is the correct one for this model but he had not removed and cleaned the filter which I did today. Sadly it didn't make any difference and the arms still remain stuck in the Up Position. I tried altering the flow Valve and I can feel the Operating Lever Selector Spring when I push it forward for Up but not so much when I pull it back for Down. We have both tried pulling the arms down by hand but it appears seized or locked there. I am not sure if by removing the the top over plate would allow access to free it off? or if there is a safety override lock that needs resetting? So I would welcome any advice on how to fix it?
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Hello everyone, I’m looking into investing in a lazer paint remover for use in my workshop, mainly for stripping paint, rust, and coatings from steel and aluminum components. While I’ve seen several models on the market, the specifications and wattage options vary quite a bit, and it’s hard to determine which setup is best suited for medium-sized jobs without being excessive. For those with hands-on experience, what key factors should I be looking at — power output, portability, maintenance, or safety features? Also, are there any specific brands or models you’ve found to be reliable in regular use? Your insights and recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Hello everyone, I’m looking into purchasing a handheld laser welder for use in my small metal fabrication workshop. Most of my projects involve stainless steel and mild steel parts, with occasional work on aluminum. I’m particularly interested in understanding the key factors to consider, such as: Recommended wattage for medium-thickness materials Cooling system types (air vs. water) and their maintenance needs Brand reliability and after-sales support Real-world efficiency compared to traditional MIG/TIG welding If you have hands-on experience, I’d appreciate your insights on performance, operating costs, and any potential pitfalls to avoid when selecting a model. Thanks in advance for your guidance!
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Is anyone interested in a 1960 Farmers Boy Minorette?
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I have had for a number of years the above machine , and have just noticed it on your for sale page back in 2015 by rolloman is he still involved with this forum.
