LP Onan 2800

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Generato ... ccessories

Thanks Marc, I have decided that the easiest thing to do is to mount the gas tank for mine, or to use a portable tank like for an outboard motor (( Internal Combustion Engine ? )).

Did you get the one you were looking at this past weekend?

Boy that gas caddy you sold me might have come in handy. I did get the one for $200. I drove to Sunray Texas to pick it up, near Dumas. Im cleaning the fuel system to get it up and running, the low oil sensor was stuck and wouldn't let the generator run, Previous owner bought a new fuel pump and control board and then gave up on trying to get it to run I guess, ha ha it pays to be a service technicial by trade! Evidently the low oil sensors fail often enough for Onan to put out a Technical Service Bulliten that says just to bypass the switch and check your oil periodically. The sensor would also shut down the generator if you were parked on an incline. I guess that means they don't have a good fix for it. The sensor is in the oil pan. As we speak the carb is soaking, have a new fuel filter, remote switch, spark plug and air filter waiting to be installed,When I got the motor (( Internal Combustion Engine ? )) to fire up and run I checked the AC output and it does have 110 AC output. If I can get it running properly with a tune up/fuel system flush then I got a great deal, I think its going to work out....Marc

It sounds like you did great, now you can go virtually anywhere and still be 'plugged in'.

Jerry. I found another Onan LP generator on Ebay, thought you might be interested...Marc

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... MEWAX%3AIT

Thanks Marc, but I decided not to mess with it.