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B112

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Posted - 10/22/2025 :  21:34:38  Show Profile  Visit B112's Homepage Send B112 a Private Message  Reply with Quote
For the PMAX. I am looking at one of the bolt in kits and selling the running Onan. I am not fond of having to pull it and then fix it. Or the option of the pulley system I couldn't find time to complete. If I have a turn-key solution, it will get done. I am sorry to hear your back is giving you difficulties. Mine is slowing me down, but not stopping me yet. Still too many projects...

Michael
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Cvans

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Posted - 11/02/2025 :  01:07:59  Show Profile Send Cvans a Private Message  Reply with Quote
Onan's are good engine when they are running but when they break down you just about have to visit the banker to afford parts. I have an Onan standby generator that I revived this summer. Very nice machine as it runs at only 1800 rpm and is very quiet. I dread the day it breaks down though.
Does your kit come with a B&S engine? Don't know too much about the newer ones. My 6-year-old Ferris Zero turn has a B&S V twin and it has been flawless. Hope I didn't just jinx myself!

East Central South Dakota

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Thomas Jefferson
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