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O&R Tiny Tiger Generator Carburetor

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I agree with John, best to try to clean the fuel tube and filter from the top off possible and make removing the bottom plate of the gas tank a last resort. I’ve removed a couple before and it’s a bit of work, takes down patients, consistent heating and finesse. Plus you need a good adhesive/sealant to re-install. It can be done but it’s a pain that’s better avoided when you can. 
 

https://myoldmachine.com/topic/4245-tiny-tiger-gas-tank-repair/

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I am going to put a generator together and on the generator end on the shaft there is a washer that goes above the snap ring and a bearing goes on. Does the larger opening of the bearing go up then the generator  cover? thanks.

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I have a generator with fuel tank on the bottom and it is clogged. I am going to try carb cleaner and air to free it but what is inside a metal pipe or flexible fuel line. The other generator I have some one put a rubber fuel line inside the tank.

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On 11/22/2022 at 6:36 PM, Wallfish said:

Not yet. Leave at 6 get home at 5:30-6. I'll have time later this week

 

I received it....Thank you....Put it on my " I Owe You"  list. Just don't send the Godfather to collect it.... Thanks again...!!

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The generator is quite noisy and I heard you can put more than 1 mufferler on them. I did it years ago but forgot what parts I need. I know 2 mufflers and a longer hook. Isn't there some kind of adapter I forgot thanks. 

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20 hours ago, tvenetis said:

I was wondering John if will the mustang ohlsson chain saw flywheel fit a tiny tiger engine?

Yes. There was a change somewhere along the line for the starter pawls though.

 

Mufflers are typically 3 pieces. Adding center sections need no adapters but you're right, the bolt/hook needs to be longer as well. Not sure how many of those center sections it would take to make a difference

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The sections should all fit together just like the original 3 sections do. Some manufacturers even stacked sections from the factory for different reasons so they do stack. Or at least should stack and not be a problem. Make sure they are all lined up. They will distort and deviate and slide if that nut is over tightened to hold them

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Do you know where I can find a quieter muffler for it? and I found out the chain saw flywheel is 86mm  and I thought my flywheel is 3 and a half inches.

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I was looking inside the generator housing and there is 2  wires that come from the 120 volt plug but there is also another wire that goes to the fields on each side of the wall plug wires. A friend looked and he said they go to diodes. Are they replaceable and what do they do thanks.

 

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I took the tank apart on a 300 watt generator with the tank on the bottom and made sure the tube was clean and I  put a     string trimmer filter and a short piece of hose  on the bottom of the metal tubing and now it has trouble          getting fuel to the carburetor.

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Yes it did because the tank and line got dirty so now I shortened the metal tubing and put a filter on flex line that is slightly larger hole so it is not bent as much and I tightened it with a wire tie. I am waiting for the tank plate to dry on the tank to try it.

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When you are putting the gaskets on the cylinder you first put the thin metal ring with larger diameter on the cylinder then the 2 thicker round gaskets then the exhaust and 2 metal rings?

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Install the gaskets and manifold onto the cylinder head. The rubber type gaskets are 2 different sizes. The one with the larger inside diameter hole goes on the cylinder first. Then manifold, then 2nd gasket, then metal rings, then O ring. Tightened it by hand using a rag for grip, use a tool to get it tighter if needed. Turning the manifold with the cylinder at the same time will get it close to tight

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Is there a parts list with numbers I can get for  the ohlsson tinuy tiger and  other compack engines?I found a o & r seal PN 400310 someone had is that a crank shaft      seal?

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