6000
WARS
PROPANE
GENERATOR
6000W
Propane
Generator
Table
of Contents
'Limited
Warranty
3
General
Precautions
6
Battecy
17
Propane
Connection
18
OperationlSlarHq
Generator
I9
Inspection,
Cleaning
and Maktenance
25
Compliance
28
WARNING1
READ
AND
UNDERSTAND
ALL
SAFETY PRECAUIIOM
IN
THIS
MANUAL
BEFORE
OPERATING.
FAILURE
TO
COMPLY
WITH
lNSf
RUCTIONS
IN
THIS
MANUAL
COULD
RESULT
IN
PERSONAL
INJURY,
PROPERTY
DAMAGE,
AND1
OR
VPlOlNG
OF
YOUR
WARRANTY.
ALL-POWER
AMERICA
WILL
NOT
BE LIABLE
FOR
AMY
DAMAGE
BECAUSE
OF
FAILURE
TO
FOLLOW
THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
Owner's
Manual
Limited
Warranty
AH-Powar
wanants
to
the
or~glnal
purchaser
who
uses
the
product
in
a
conswner
applicat~on
(personal,
r~idential
or
household
usage)
that
all
products
covered
under
tMs
warranty
are free
from
defects
in materialad
workmanshb
for
one
vear
from
the
date
of
All
products
cowred
by
this
limited
warranty which
are
&d
incommercial appllcatlons
income producinq)
are
warranted
to
be
free
of
defects
in
material and
workmanship
for
90
days
from
the
dateaf
original
purchase,
Products
covered
under
tWs
warranty
mcl;de
air
compressors,
sr
tools,
ssrvlce
parts,
pmurewashers
and
generators.
MI-Power
will
repair
or replace,
at
All-Powers sole option, products
or
components
which
have
failed
within the
warranty
period,
Service
will
be
schddulsd according
to
the normal work
Row
and
business hours
at
the
serv~ce
center
location, and
the availibility
of
replacement
parts.
All
decisions
of
All-Poww with
regard
to
this
limited
warranty
shall
be
Rnal.
This
warranty
gives
you
specific
legal
rights,
and you
may
also
have
othw
rlgMs
which
vary
from
state
to
state.
RESPONSlBlLITY
OF
ORIGINAL
WECHASER
(initil
Wtj:
To
pmess
a
wmanty
claim
on
this
prodd,
DO
MOT
return item
to
the
retailer,
The
product
must
be
evaluated
by
an
Aut
horized Warranty
Service
Center. For
the location of the
nearest
Authorized
Warranty
Service
Centec
call
toll
free
888.896.6881.
Retain
original
cash
register
sales
reoeipt
as
proof
of
purchase
tor
wamnty
to
wwk.
Use
reasonaMe care
in
the
operation
and
maintenance
of
the
product
as
described
in
the
Owner's
Manuat(s).
Deliver or
ship
the
product
tothe
Authorized
Warranty
Service
Center.
Freight
costs,
if
any
must
be
paid
by
the
purchaser.
If
the
purchaser
does
not
redve
satisfactory
results
form
the Authorized
Warranty
Sercive
Center,
the
purchsersloould
contact
AH-Power.
6000W
Propane
Generator
Owner's
Manual
Limited
Wa
wanty
(cont'd)
TMS
WARR4Nl'Y
DOES
NOT
COVER:
Merchandise
sold
as
reconditioned,
used
as
rentat
equipment
or
floor
display
mo&ls.
Expendable
parts
or accessories
supplied
with the product which
are expected
to
become
inoperative
or
unusableafter
a
raasonable
period
of
use.
Merchandise
that
has
become
damaged
or
inoperative
because
of
ordinary
wear,
misuse,
cold, heat, rain,
excessive
humidity,
freeze
damage,
useot
improper chemicafs,
negligenee,
accident,
failure
to
operatsthe
product
inaccordance
with
the
instructions
provided
in
the
Owner's
Manua!(s)
supplied
with
the
product,
trnproper
maintenance, the
use
of
accessories
or
attachments
not
recommended
by
AICPower,
or
unauthorized
reparr
or
alterations.
Repair
and
transportationcosFsof
merchandise
determine
not
to
be
defective,
Costs
assolciated
with
assembly,
required
011%
adjustments
or
other
installation
and
start-up
costs.
Merchandfse sold
by
All-Power
which
has
beenmanufactwed
by
and
identified
as
the
product
of
anoth~
company,
such
as
gasoline
engines.
The
product
manufacturer's
warranty,
if any. will
apply.
*
ANY
INCIDENTAL,
INDIRECT
OR
CONSEQUENTIAL
LOSS,
DAMAGE,
OR
EXPENSE
f
HAT
MAY
RESULT
FROM
AMY
DEFECTS,
FAFCURE
OR
MALFUNCTSONOF
THE
PRODUCT
IS
HOT
COVERED
BY
THlS
WARRANPI.
Some
states do not allow
the
exclusion, so
it
may
not
apply
to
you.
IMPLIED
WARRANTIES,
FMCLUD1ffi
THOSE
OF
MERCHAMABrlrrY
OR
FITNESS
FOR
A
PARnCUtAR
PURPOSE,
ARE
LIMIT
ED
TO
ONE
YEAR
FROM
THE
OATE
OF
ORIGINAL
PURCHASE.
Some
states
do
not
allow limitations on
how
long
an
impl~ed
warranty
lasts,
so
the
ahve
limitations may
not
apply
to
yau.
Safety
Guidelines
-
Definitions
This
manual
contains
impoflant
infomation
that
yourpeed
to
know
and
understand in
order
to
protect
YOUR
SAFm
and
to
PREVENT
MUIPMENT
PROBLEMS.
The
following
symbols
help
you
recognize this
information,
Plase
read
the manual
and
pay
attention
to
these
sections.
Save
These
Important
Safety
hstrudians!
Read
and
understand
all
of
Zhme
safety
instructions.
Be
sureto
retaintm
for
future
use.
WkRMlMG!
WARNtNOS
INDICATE
A
CERTAtNlY
OR
STRONG
'POSSIBILITY
OF
PERSONAL
INJURY
OR
DEATH
IF
INSTRUCTlONS
ARE
NOT
FOLLOWED.
A
CAUTIOH:
CAUTlOHS
INDICATE
A
WBSIItLIW
OF
EQUIPMENT
DAMAGE
IF IMSTRUCTIONS
ARE
MOT
FOLLOWED.
A
NOTE:
NOTES
GIVE
HELPFUL
1NFORMATlON
WARNtNG!
IMPROPER
OPERATION
OR
MAINTENANCE
OF
THlS
PRODUCT
COULD RESULT
IMSERIOUS
INJURY
AHD
PROPERTY
DAMAGE.
READ
AND
UNDERSTAND
AU
WARN1NGS
AND
OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE
USING
THIS
EQUIPMENT. WHEN
USING
GENERATORS,
BASIC
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS SHOULD
ALWAYS
BE
FOLLOWED
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
PERSONAL
INJURY.
6000W
Pro~ane
Generator
Owner's
Manual
General
Precautions
WARPIIIOG!
FhiLURE
TO
FMLW
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
CAN
AESVlT
IN
SEVERE
INJURY
OR
DEATH.
CAUTION:
FAILURETO
FOLLOW
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
CAN
ALSO
RESULT
IH
DAMAGE
TO
THE
TOOL
AND/OR
THE
ITEM
YOU
ARE
WORMINa
Carbon
Monoxide
When
this
tool
is
running,
enswe
thet the
area
is
well
ventilated.
New
run
the
engine
In
an
endosed
arm.
Run
the
ertgine in
an
open
area
or
with an
exhaust
evacuation system
in
an
enclosed
area.
WARNING!
WE
EXHAUST
CONTAINS
W1SONOVS
CARBON
MONOXIDE
GAS
THAT
CAN
CAUSE
LOSS
OF
CONSCIOUSNESS
AND
MAY
LEAD
TO
DEATH.
n
Fuel
and
Oil
This
product
requires
oil
and
fuel. Attempting
to
start
the engine without
oil
wilt
ruin
the
englne
and
void
the wenanty.
Work
in
well ventilated ari.
Keep
cigarettes,
Lmes or
sparks
away
from
the
work
area or where
fuel
is
stored.
WARMIPIG!
PROPANE
!S
EXTREMELY FMMMABLE
AND
IS
EXPLOSIVE
UNDER
CERTAIN
CONDITIONS.
KEEP
OUT
OF
REACH
OF
CHiLDREN.
Propane fuel
and
fumes
are
flammableand
potentfatly explosive.
Use
prop
fuel storage
and
handling
procedures. Alwqs
have
multiple
ABC
class
kextinguishers
nearby.
Keep
the genwator
and
surrounding
am
clean
rrt
all
times.
Fuel
or
oil
spills
must
be
cleaned
up
immediately.
Disv
of
fluids
and
cleaning materialsaspw
my
tocat,
state, or federal
codes
and
reylations.
Store
oily
rags
in
a
cowed
metal container.
General
Precautions
(cont'd)
Fuel
and
011
(cont'd)
0
Do
not
smoke,
or
allow sparks,
fbmssor
other
sources
of
Ignition
around
theengine
and
fuel
tank.
Fuel
vapon
are explosive.
Keep
grounded
conductive
objects,
such
as
tools,
away
from
exposed,
live
dectricat
parts
arid
connections
to
avoid
spatking
or
arcing. These
events
could
ignite
fumesor
vapors.
Do
not
rail
the
fuel
tank
while the engine
is
running
or
white
the
engine
is
still hot.
Do
not
operate
the
generator
with
known
leaks
in
the
fuelsystem
Excessive buildup
of
unburned
fuel
gamin
the
exhami
system
can
createa
potwrt'ialty
explosive condition.
This
buildup
can
occur
aRer
repeated
failed
start
attempts,
valve testimq,
or
hoi
engine
shutdown.
If
this
occurs,
open
exhaust
systemdrain
plugs,
if
equipped,
and
allow
the
gases
to
dlsslpate
before
attempting
to
restart
the
generator.
Useonly engine
manufacturer
recornmmdad
fuel
and
oil.
Hot
Components
WARNING1
ENGINE
AND
EXHAUST
SYSTEM
PARTS
BECOME
VERY
WOT
AND
REMAIW
HOT
FOR
SOME
TIME
AFTER
THE
ENGINE
IS
RUN.
WEAR
INSULATED
GLOVES
OR
WAIT
UNTIL
THE
ENGINE
AND
EXHAUST
SYSTEM
HAVE
COOLED
BEFORE
HANDLING THESE
PARTS,
Power
Output
This
generator
is
not
d~igned
to
power
sensitiwele3ronb
equlpmt
(Inclding computers
and
medical
device
without
the
addition
of
an
approved
lrne
conditioner,
which is sold separately.
CAUTION:
ATTEMPTING
TO
PQWERSEHSITIM
ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT
WITHOUT
THE
USE
OF
AN
APPROVED
LINE
CONDlTlONER
IMAY
CAUSE
DAMAGETO
THE
EQUtPMEMT.
ALL
POWER
AMERICA
IS
NOT
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
ANY
DIRECT
OR
lNDlRECT
DAMAGE
CAUSED
BY
FAILURE
TO USE
AH
APPROVED
LINE
CONDITLONER.
Never
store
fuel
or
other
flammable
materials
near
the
wnerator.
6000W
Propane
Generator
General
Precautions
(conf")
Work
Area
*
Keep
yoltr
wok
area
clean
and
well lit. CltMered
benches
and
dark
areas
invite
accidents
Do
not
owrate
power
tools
in
explosive
atmospheres,
such
as
inthe
pmsm
of
flammable
liquids,
gases,
or
dust.
Generators
create
sparks
which
may
ignite the dust or
furnee.
*
Keep bystanders, children,
and visitors
way
while operating
a
ganerator.
Pmvlde
barriers
or
shields
as
needed.
Electrical
Safety
Grounded
took
must
be
plugged into
an
outlet
properly
installed
and
grounded
inac~ordance with all
codes
and ordinances.
Never
remove
the
grounding prong or modify
the
plug
in
any
way.
Do
not
use
any
adapter
Grounding provides
a
low-reslstencspath
to
carry
electricity
away
from
the
user
in
the event of
an
electrical malfuoction,
Double
insulated
tools
are
equipped
with
a
polanzed plug
where
om
blade
is
widerthan
the
other.
This plug fits
in
a
polarized outlet only one
way.
If
the
pfug
does
not
fit
fuHy
in the outlet,
reverse
the
plug.
If
it
still
does
not
ft,
contact
a
qualified electrician
to
install
a
polarized outlet.
Do
not
change
the
plug
in
any
way.
Double msulcrtionelirninates
the
need
for
the
three-wire
grounded power
cord and grounded power supply
system.
Avoid
body
contact
with
grounded
surfaces
such
as
pipes,
radiators,
ranges,
and
refrigerators.
There
is
an
increased
risk
of electric
shock
if your body
is
ground&.
Do
not
expose generator
to
rainor
wet
conditions.
Water
entering
a
generator will
increase
the
risk
of
etectrlc
shock.
Do
not
abuse
the
power
cord.
Keep
powwow&
away
from
heat,
oil.
sharp
edges,
or
mouing
parts.
Replace
damaged
power
cords
immediately.
Damaged
Wwer
cords
increase the
risk
of
dectfic
shock.
*
When
opdng
a
power
tool
oMe,
use
an
outdoor
extendon
cwd
msrlced
W-An
or
V.
These
extension
cords
are
rated
for outdoor
us?,
and
redwe
the
rbsk
of
electric
shock.
Owner's
Manual
General
Precautions
{cont7d)
Electricat
Safety
(cont'd)
*
AM
connections
and
condub
from
the genemtor
to
the
load
must
only
be
instslled
by
trained
and
li&
electricians,
and
In
compliance
withall
rslwmt
Iwd,
state,
and
federal
dectrlcal
codes and
starrdards.
and
other
regulatatfons
where
applicable.
The generator must
be
earth-grouMed for
fwd
i&allatiom
m
accordance
MI
all
relevant
electrical
codes
and standards
before
operation.
*
Do
not
attempt
to
connect or
disconnect
load
connections
while
standing
in
watw,
won
wet
or
soggy
ground.
Do
not
touch
electrically
emergized
parts
of
the
genwetor and interconnecting cables
or
conductors with
eny
part
of thebody, or
with
any
non-insulated conductiveobject.
Connect
the
generator only
to
a
load or sl&rical
system
(120
volt)
that
is
mpatible with the
electrical
characteristics and
rated
capacities
of
thegenerator.
Before servicing equipment powered
by
the
generator.
dlsctmnect
theequipment
fromits
power
inout.
*
Kwp
dl
electrical
quipme& cleanmd
dty.
!+place
any
wiring
where
the insulation
Is
cracked,
cut
abraded
w
otherwise
degraded.
Repiace
terminalsthat are
worn,
discolored,
orcorrodsd.
Keep
terrninalsclean and tight.
*
Insulate
all
connections
atid
disconnected
wires.
Guard
against
electric
Wk.
Prevent
body
contact
with
gmunded surfaces suchas pipes,
radiators,
ranges,
and refrigeratorenclwures.
Personal
Safety
*
Stay
alert.
Watch
what
you
are
ddng,
and
use
common
senm
when
operating
a
generator.
Oo
not usegenerator while tired
or
under the influericeof
dnrgs,
alcohol, or medication.
A
moment
of
inattention
while operating
generaton
may
result
in
serious
personal
Injury.
Dress
properly,
Do
not
wear
loose clothing
or
jewelry.
hContarn
long
hair.
Keep
ywr hair, clothing,
and
glows
away
from
mdng
parts.
Loose
clothes,
jewdry,
w
long
hair
can
be
caught
in
moving
parts.
6000W
Pronane
Generator
General
Precautions
(cont'd)
Personal
Safety
{con!
'd)
Avoid accidental starting.
Make
sure
the power switch is in
its
"OFF"
position,
and
disconnect
thespark ptug wire
when
not
inm
*
Removeadjusting
keys
or
wenches
before
turning the generator
on.
A
mchor
a
key
that
is
left
attached
to
a
rotating
part
of
the
generator
may
result
in
personal injury.
Do
no1
overreach,
Keep
proper
footing and
balance
at
all
tlmes.
Usesafety
equipment.
Always
wear
eye
protectton.
Wear
ANSI
approved
safety
impact
eye
goggles.
Dust
mask,
non-skid
safety
shoes,
hard
hat,
or
hearing
protection
most
beused
for
appropriate conditions.
6
Do
not
force
thegenerator.
Use
th correct generator for your applicetion.
The
correct
generator
will
do
the
job
better
and safer
at
the rate for
which
tt
is designed.
Do
not
use
the generator if the power switchdoes not turnit
on
or
off.
Any
generator
thal
cannot
b@
controlted w~ththepower
switch
is dangerous
and
must
be
replaced.
Generator
Use
and
Care
Makesure
the power
switch
is
Inits
"OFF
position
and
disconnect
the
spark
plug
wire
before
making
any
adfustmsn2,
changing accessories, or storing
the
generator.
Such
preventwe
safety
measures
reduce
the
risk
of starting
the
generator accidentally.
Stow
idle generators
out
of
reachof
children
and other
untrained
persons.
Generators
are
dangerous in
the
hands
of
untrained
users.
Maintain generators
with
care.
Do
not
use
damaged
generator.
Tag
damaged
generators
"Do
not
use"
until repaired.
Check
for misatignment or binding
of
moving
parts,
breakage of
parts,
and
any
other
condition that
may
affect
the
generator's
operation. If
damaged,
have
the generator
serviced
before
usiq.
Many
acc~dants are
tamed
by
poorly
rnaintaind generators.
Owner's
Manual
General
Precautions
(cont'd)
Servicing
Maintainlabels
and
name
plateson the
generator
and
englne.
These
carry
Important information.
1
unreadable
w
missing,
contact
All-Poww immediately for
a
replacement.
Generator
mice must
be
paromed
only
qualified
repair personnel.
Service
or
maintenance
performed by
unqusllfied personnel could
result
in
a
risk
of
injury.
Whenservicing
a
generator, useonly Identical
replacement
parts. Foflow
all
appropriate
instructions
in
this manual.
Use
of unauthorized
parts
or failure to follow rnamtenance jnstructions
may
create
a
risk of electric
shock
orinlurj.
Heart
Pacemakers
WARPilHGl
PEOPLE
WITH
PACEMAKERS
SHOULD
COMSULT
THEIR
PHYSICIAN(S)
BEFORE
USING
THIS
PRODUCT.
ELECTROMAGNET
lC
FIELDS
IN
CLOSE
PROXIMITY
TO
A
HEART
PACEMAKER
COULD
CAUSE
INTERFERENCE
TO
OR
FAILURE
OF
THE
PACEMAKER.
Installation
Ensure tnstallationrneets all eppliable
safety,
and
Eocal
and
national electrical
codes.
Have
installation performed
by
a
qualied,
licensed electrician and building contractor.
All
electrical
work, including themearth-ground conoectron, should
be
completed
by
a
licensed
electrician.
Any
separate
fuel
storage or genemtor supply facility
must
be
built
or installed
in
full
cornptiance
withall relevant local. state,
and
federal
regulations.
Use
only
accessori~
that
are
recommended
by
the
manufacturer for
your
model.
Accessories
that
may
be
suitable for
one
generator
may
become
hazardous
when
used
on
another
genenator.
6000W
Propane
Generator
General
Precautions
(cont'd)
Instalation
(cont'd)
If the generator is installed outdoors, it must
be
weattwrproofed and should besoundproofed.
#
should not
be
nm
outdoors
without
protectton
to
the
generator
and
wiring conduit.
The
generator weighs
194
Ibs (approx).
Tw
or more
people
shodd
assist
when
moving or lifting
this
prodm.
Nwer lift the generator using the engine or alternator tiffing lugs. Connect lifting
equipment to
the frame
of
the generator
Before
lifting
the
generator, ensure the
lift
rigging and supporting
structure
are
in gwd
condition,
and
are
rated
to litt
such
a
load.
Keep
all pw~nnd
away
from the
suspended
generator during relocating.
The
supportingRoor/ground
surface
should
'be
IeveZ
and strong
enough
to safely hold
the
weight
of
?he
generator. If thefloor/gwounded surface
is
not
level,
strong
cross
members
should
be
placed under
the
full length
of
the
generator
frame
at
~ts low
side.
For trailer instaltation,
the
generator
should
be
mounted on
the
center
point
of
the trailer,
over
the
wheels.
The
trailer
must
be
capable
of
supporting the weight
of
the gmeretor
and
all
contents
{tools,
etc.)
Install sound-and weather-proofing
only
when
it
is
not
rainrng
or
mowing
to
avoid trapping
moisture within
the
generator" area.
Mechanical
Always
make
sure
the
power switch
is
in
its
"OFF"
position. Disconnect thespark plug
wire,
and
allow the engine to completely cod before carrying out maintenance.
Cheek
tor
damaged
parts.
Before using the genmor, any
par4
that appears
damaged
should
be
carefully
checked
to determine that it will operate properly and perform
its
intended function.
Check for alignment
and
binding
of
moving
parts,
any
broken
parts
or
mountlng
Cxtures,
and
any
other
condition
that
may
affect proper operation technician.
The
generator
is
designed with
guards
for protection
from
moving
parts.
In
any
caw,
care
mvst
stilt betaken
to
protect personnet and equ~pment
from
other
mechanical hazards when working
around
the generator.
Owner's
Manual
General
Precautions
(contti)
Mechanical
(cont'd)
Do not opente
the
generator
withsafety
guards
removed. While thegenerator is running,
do
not
attempt to
reach
around the
safety
guard
for
maintenance
or
any
other reason.
Keep
hands,
arms,
long
hair,
loose clothing,
and
jewelry
away
from
mwfng
parts.
Beaware
that
when
engine
pa&
are
moving fast they
cannot
be
seen
clearly.
Kee~
access
doors
onenclostm
closed
and
locked when
access
is not required.
-
When
working
on
or
around
the genetator
am
wear protective clothing including
ANSI
approved
safety
gloves, safety
eye
goggles, and safety hat.
Do
not alter or adjust
any
part
of thegnerator that
is
assembied
and
supplied
by
the
manufacturer.
Always
foliow and complete scheduled engine
and
generator
maintenance.
Chemicals
Avoid contact with hot fuel, oil,
exhaust
fumes,
and hot solid surfaces.
Avoid
body
contact
with
fuels, oils,
and
lubricants
used
in
the
generator.
If
swallowed,
seek
medical
treatment
immediately.
Do
not induce vomiting if
fuel
is
swalEowed. Fw skincontact,
immediately
wash
with
soap
and
water. For
eye
contact, immediately
flush
eyes
with
clean
water
and
seek
medical
attention.
*
Prolonged exposure
to
noiselevels
above68
DBAis
hazardous
to
hearing.
Always
wear
ANSI
approved
ear
protection
when
operating
or
working
around
the generator when it
is
running.
6000W
Propane
Generator
-
-
-
Owner's Manual
General
Precautions
(cont'd)
Extension
Cord
If
an
extension
cord
(not
includedl
is
wad,
make
sure
to
use
only
UL
approved
conls
having
the
oorrect
gauge
and
bngth
according
to
the
following
table:
Nameplate
Amps
(@
full
load)
Cord
Lengths
Assembly
Wh&
and
dandle
assembly:
7)
CONTEKTS:
Spark
plug
Tool
+
2)
Thread
nut
thm
stand
and
Rod,
2
axles,
2
washers,
2
cotter
frame
of
the
generator.
pins,
2
wheels,
Stand,
4
boks
4
nuts,
and
Propane
line.
3)
Thread
the
nuts
onto
the
bolts.
4)
Install
axle
and
push
cotter
pin
thw
hole
in
frame
and
axle.
5)
Install
wheel
and washer.
6)
Install
cotter
pin.
6000W
Propane Generator
Assembly
Wheel and handle assembly:
Owner's
Manual
Battery
To start this generator with th electric start you will need a battery (not included). You can use a
12v
Lawn Tractor Battery with the following specifications: The dimensions are
Wx7.5"
Dx5"
Hx7"(including terminals). A rated cranking amperage of
200.
Terminals
are regular, not reversed. Note: Using a battery not designed for this unit may void warranty.
Also this generator can also be started with the pull start.
PHOTOS BELOW DEMONSTRATE
BAlTERY PLATE AlTACHMENT
1)
Bolt on plate with
M8X16
bolts as shown below.
7)
Handles should be already installed.
8)
Twist and pull out
to
use handles.
2)
Bolt on battery tie down bar with M6X16 bolts.
6000W
Pra~ane
Generator
Owner's
Manual
Propane
Connection
Prmane
hose
connection:
f
'
:
Ropsne
Cylinder
(NOTf:
fhls
is
your
mmon
propane
prdpane
BBO
cylmder)
Intake
Valve
Insert
hose
connection
to
generator
and
tighten.
Insert other
end
of
hose
to
the
propane
cylinder
&tighten.
Operation
NOTE:
THE
PARTS
LISTED
ABOVE
ARE
HELPFUL
FOR
LOCATtNG
THE
CONTROLS
MENTIONED
BELOW.
CAUTION:
PRIOR
TO
FIRST
USING
THE
GENERATOR,
THE
ENOlNE
MUST
BE
RLLED
WITH
OIL
OF
A
HIGH
QUALITY
SAE
10W-30
GRADE
ENGINE
OIL.
T
0
DO
SO,
UNSCREW
AND
REMOVE
THE
ENGINE'S
OIL
DIPSTICK
LOCATED
AT
THE
BOTTOM
OF
THE
ENGINE
CRANKCASE.
FlLL
THE
ENGINE'S
CRANKCASE
UNTIL
THE
OIL
LEVEL
IS
LEVEL
WITH
THE
UPPER
MARKED
LINE
OM
THE
DIPSTICK.
THEN
SCREW
THE
DIPSTICK
BACK
INTO
THE
OIL
FlLL
HOLE.
Generator
Propane
Hose.
(Included)
6000W
Propane
Generator
Owner's
Manual
Operation
(contrd)
Starting
Instructions
Connect
the
propane
hose
from
the
Move
the
choke
kver
to
the
"START"
bottle
to
the
machne
psltion
Turn
bCle
fuel
valve
to
the
"START
Turn
the
valve
on
the
propane
cylin&r
all
the
way
open
Press
the
"PURGE"
button
for
3
seconds
CONTINUE
ON
NEXT
PAGE
Operation
(cont'd)
Starting
Instructions
Battery
Start
If
baitery
IS
~nstalled,
turn
the
key
to
the
START
posdlon
&
allow
the
engine
to
wnk.
When
engine
starts,
rebasethe
key
back
to
the
RN
pos~tm.
Rewif
Start
Turn
the
key
to
tk
RN
Posilion.
Pull
the
recoil
starter
b
start
Move
the
choke
lever
to
the
"RUN'
Turn
the
fuel
valve
to
the
"RUN"
position
position
6000W
Pro~ane
Generator
Owner's
Manual
Operation
[cont'd)
Powering
120
Volt
AC
Tools
And
Equipment:
1.
Prior
to
powenng tools and equipment,
make
sure
the generator's
rated
voltage,
and
ampwage
capacity
(l20VAC
B
41
AMPS)
isadequate
to
supply
all
electrical loads
that
the
ud
will
power. it
powering
exceeds
the
generator's
capacity,
tt
may
be
necessarj
to
gmup
one or more
of
the
tools
and/or
squtpmsnt
for
connection to
a
separate
generator.
CAUT10N:
AlTEMWlNG
TO
POWER
SENSITIVE
ELECTRONIC
EQUIPMENT
WITHOUT
T!4
E
USE
OF
AN
APPROVED
LINE
CONDITIONER
MAY
CAUSE
DAMAGE
TOTHE
EQUIPMENT.
ALL-POWER
IS
NOT
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
ANY
DIRECT
OR
lNDlRECT
DAMAGE
CAUSED
BY
FAILURE
TO
USE
AN
APPROVE5
LfNE CONDITIONER.
2.
Once
the
generator
ts
runnmg,
simply
connect
the
power
cords of
120
volt
AC
powered
tools and equipment into
the
120
volt
AC
dual
outlets.
NOTE
WE
GENERATOR
FEATURES
AN
AC
NON-FUS€ CIRCUIT
BREAKER
TO
PROTECT
THE
AC
CIRCUIT
IN CASE
OF
AN
OVERLOAD.
SHOULD
A
AN
OVERLOAD
OCCUR,
THE
BREAKER
wru
*TRIP"
TO
ITS*'OFF~
POSITION,
CAUSING
THE
GENERATOR
T
0
AUTOMATECALLY
SHUTDOWN.
INTHIS
CASE,
REFER
YO
ABOVE
IN
TMS
POStTION.
THEN,
RESET
f
ff
E
CIRCUITRY
SYSTEM
BY
TURNING
THE
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
TO
ITS
"ON"
POSITION.
RESTART
THE
GENERATOR
AND
CONTINUE POWERING
THE
REMAIMNG
TOOLS
AND
EQUIPMENT.
3.
Note:
If the generator
breaker
trips. Turn the
fuel
valve
to
its
'OFF"
position.
4.
Disconnect all electrical powered tools
and
equipment
from
the
generator's
120
volt
AC
duel outlets.
Operation
(cont'd)
Powering
12
Volt
DC
tools
and
Equipment:
1.
Prior
to
powering
tools
and
equipment,
make sure
the generator's rated voltage,
and
ampwags
capacity
{IZVDC)
is
adequate10
supply all electrical
foads
that
the
unit
wifI
power.
It powering
excds the
generator's
capacily,
it
mq
be
necessarj
Zo
group
one
or
more
of
the toots and/or
equipment
for
connection
to
a
separate generator.
2.
Connect
thpower
cord of
a
12
WC
powwed
tool
or equipment tothe
DC
Terminals.
CAUTION:
MAKE
SURE
YO
CONNECT
WE
POSITIVE
I+)
LEAD
OF
THE
WWR
CORD
TO
THE
POSIRYE
(+)
TERMINAL
ONTHE
GENERATOR,
AND
CONNECT
THE
NEGATIVE
(-1
LEAD
OF
THE
POWER
CORD
TOTHE
NEGATIVE
(-1
TERMINAL
ON
THE
GENERATOR.
3.
Start
and
runthe
engine
as
described
above
4.
When
finished
using the generator,
turn
the engine
power
switch
to
its
"OFF"
position.
Turn
the
fuel
valve
to
its
"OFF
posrtion.
5.
Disconnect
the
electrical powered
toots'
power
cord
front
the
generator's
DC
termtnals.
6.
After
the
engine
and
generator
have
completely
woled,
store
the
generator
in
a
safe,
clearr.
dry
location
(if
not
already
instaled inone).
5.
Aftw
the
engine
and generator
have
oornpletely cooled,
store
getperator
in
a
safe,
clean,
dry
locatim
{if
not
already inslafled).
6000W
Pro~ane
Generator
--
-
Owner's
Manual
Operation
[cont'd)
Spark
Hug
Service
Inordr
to
Se~icethe spark
plug,
you
wili
need
a
spark
plug
wrmch
(commercially
availablel.
Recommended
spark plugs:
NHSP LO
F7
RTC.
To
ensure
proper
engine
opwation, thespark
plug
must
be
propwlg
gappd
and free
of
deposits.
1.
Flemove
the
spark
plug
cap.
2.
Use
a
spark
plug
wrench
to
remove
the
spark
plug.
3.
Visuatly inspect the spark plug. Discard it
tf
the
insulator is
cracked
or
chipped. Clean
the
spark
plug
with
a
wire
brush
if it
is
to be
reused.
4.
Measure the
plug
gap
with
a
feeler
gauge.
5.
Check
that
the
spark
plug washer is
In
good
condition.
6.
After
the
spark
pfug
is
seated,
tighten
wtth
a
spark
plug
in
by
hand
to
prevent
cross-threading.
7,
After
the
spark
plug
is
seated,
t~phten
with
a
spark
plug
wrench
to
compress
the
wmhw.
MOTE:
THE
SPARK
PLUG
MUST
BE
SECURELY
TIGHTENED.
AN
IMPROPERLY
TIGHTENED
SPARK
PLUG
CAN
BECOME
VERY
HOT
AND
COULD
DAMAGE
THE
ENGINE.
NEVER
USE
SPARK
PLUGS
WHICH
HAVE
AN
IMPROPER
HEAT
RANGE.
USE
ONLY
RECOMMENDED
SPARK
PLUS
OR
EOUNALENT.
Inspection,
Cleaning,
and
Maintenance
A
WA'RNINCP!
ALWAYS
MAKE
SURE
THE
ENGINE
POWER
WITCH
IS
IN
ITS
"OFP'
POSITION.
DISCONNECT
THE
SPARK
PLUG
WIRE
FROM
THE
ENGINE.
AND
MLOW
SURICIENT
TIME
FOR
f
HE
ENGINE
AND GENERATOR
TO
COMPLETELY
COOL BEFORE
PERFORMtNG
ANY
INSPECTIONS,
MAINTENANCE,
OR
CLEANING.
*
Before
each
use,
inspect
the
generator.
Check
foc
-
Loose screws
-
Misaligned
or
binding
mwiq
parts
-
Cracked
or
broken
parts
-
Damaged
electrical wiring
-
Any
other condition
that
may
affect
safe
operation.
If
an
engine
problem
occurs,
have
it
checked
by
a
quaVhd
senicetachnitlon
before
further
use.
Do
not
use
damaged
equipment.
Before each
use,
make
sure theengine's oil
and
fuel levels
am
adequate.
If
necessary,
fill
the
crankcase until the
oil
level
iseven
withtheoil hill hole
and/or
fill
the
fuel
tank.
Before
each
use,
remove
ali
debris
with
a
soR
brush,
rag,
or
vacuum.
A
Lubricate all
moving
parts
using
a
premium
quality, lightweight machine oil.
Every
50
houm
of
use,
drain
the
old
engine
oil
and
replace with
a
high quallty
WE
?OW-30
grade engine oil.
Every
300
hours
of
use,
have
a
qualified,
certified
technician
perform
thorough
maintenance
on
the
generator
end
engine.
6000W
Pro~ane
Generator
Owner's
Manual
Installation
NOTE:
PRIOR
TO WWERING
TOOLS
AWO
EQUIPMENT
MAKE
SURE
WE
GENERATOR'S
RATED
VOLTAGE,
WATTAGE
AND
AMPERAGE
CAPACITY
IS
ADEQUATE
YO
SUPPLY
ALL
ELECTRICAL LOADS
THAT
THE
UNIT
WILL
POWER.
IF
POWERING
EXCEEDSTHE
GENERATOR'S
CAPACITY,
IT
MAY
BE
N
ECCESSARY
TO
GROUP
ONE
OR
MORE
OF
THE
TOOLS
AND/OR
EQUIPMENT
FOR
CONNECT
ION
TO
A
SEPERATE
GENERATOR.
Electrical
and
other permits
may
be
required for
the
installatton
of
emergency pwer
systems.
Investigate
your
local
building
and
electrical
codes
before installing
this
unit. Installation
must
be
completed
by
Ilcensed
contractors
WARNING!
WE
Gf
NERATOR
WEIGHS
APPROXIMATELY
194
POUNDS.
USE
CARE
AND
THE
PROPER
LIFTING
OR
HOlSTllrlG
EQUfPMENf
WEN
MOVING
IT
TO
THE
INSTALMTION
LOCATION.
ALWAYS
CONNECT HOIST
UNES
TO
1)1E
FRAME
OF
THE
GENERATOR.
General
Location
*
Make
sure
to
locate
and
install
the
generator
outdoors
where
cooling
air
is
readily
availabke.
*
Install the generator
so
that
the air inlets
and
outlets
are
not
blocked
by
abstructionssuch
as
bushes,
trees, or
snow
drifts.
Locating
it
in
the
path
of
heavy
winds
or
snowdritts
may
requfre
the
placement
of
a
barner
for
protection, In normal weather
conditions,
the
air
vent
shuld
face
the
prevailing wind direction.
*
lmtalr
the
generator
on
a
concrete
slab
or
other
area
where
rain
drainage
or
Rood
wetem
can
not
reach
it.
Generator
placement
should
allow
four
feel
of
access
to all
sides
for maintenance
Place the
generator
as
close
as
possible to
the
elsctricalrools
and
equtprnent
being
powered
to
reduce the
length
of
extension cords.
Installation
(contkld)
Supporting
and
Mounting
Mount
the
generator
on
a
concrete
slab
capable
of supporting the
wefght
cf
the
generator.
The
slab
must extend
on
all
sides
beyond
the
frame
by
at
least
one
foot.
Contact
a
cement
contractor
for
slab specifications
if
necessary.
Attach
the
frame
to
the
concrete
slab
using
3/8'Ylaametr
axpanston
anchor bolts
(not
supplied).
NOTE
IT
IS
RECOMMENDEDTMAT
ONLY
ATRAINED
AND
LICENSED
ELECTRICIAN
REPERFORM
THIS
PROCEDURE
Connect
a
116
AWG
grounding
wire
(not included)
from
the ground connector on
the
generator
power
panel
(picture
below)
to
a
grounding
rod
(picture
below). It must
be
driven
at
least
24"
deep
into
the
earth
(Soil).
The
grounding
rod
must
be
an
earth-driven
copper
or
brass
(electrode)
whlch
can
adequately ground
the
gemrator.
I
Ground
Connector
6000W
Pra~ane
Generator
Owner's
Manual
Compliance
UNFED
STATES
ENVIAONMEMAl PROTECTION
AGENCY,
WASHINGTON,
DC
20460
2006
Modd
Year
Certificate
of
Conformity
Manufacturer:
JIANGSU
JIANGDONG
GROUP
CO.
LTD.
Small
$1
Engine
Family:
6JDGS.3892CA
Certificate
'Number:
JOG-NRSI-06-08
HC+NOn
FEL:
gi'kW-hr
NIA
Date
1ssued:SEP
0
8
2035
Merrylin law-Mon, Director. Compliance
and
innovation Strategies Division,
Office
of
Transportation and Air Quality.
Pursuant to Section
213
af
Clean Air Act
(42
U.SC,
section
7547)
and
40
CFR
90,
and
subject to
Me
terms
and
conditions
prescribed
in
those provisions,
this
certificate
of
conformity
is
hereby
rssued
for the following small non-road engine family,
more
fully described
in
the documentabon
required
by
40
CFR
90
and
produced In the
stated
model
year.
This certificate of conformity covers only those
new
small non-road
engines
which
conform
in
al material respects
to
the
design specifcations
described
In the documentation required
by
40
CFR
90
and
which
are
produced during the model year stated on thrs certhate. This
certificate
of
conformity
does
not cow smali non-road engines imported prtor to
the
effectwe date
of
the
certiftcate.
SMALL
NON-ROAD
ENGINE
FAMILY:
5JOGS.3892GA
This certificate of
conformity
is conditional upon cornpllance
of
said manufacturer with
the
averaging,
banking, and trading provisions of
40
CFR
Part
90.
Subpatt
C
both
during
and after
model
year production. Fa~lure to comply with
these
provisions
may render
this certificate vo~d
ab
in~tio.
The
HC
+
NOX
family emission llmit
(FEL)
IS:
g/k
W-hr.
It
is
a
term
of
this
certificate
that
the manufacturer shall consent to all inspections described
in
40
CFR
90.126
and
90.506
and
authorized
in
a
wamt
or
court
order. Failure
to
cdrnpty
with
the
requrrements
of
such
a
warrant
w
court
wdw
may
lead
to revocation or
suspension
of
this
certtficate
fw
reasons
specified
in
40
CFR
90.
It
is
afso
a
tem of this certifi ate that
th~s
certificate
may
be
revoked
or suspended or renUered void
ab
initio for other reasons specified In
40
CFR
90.
This
certificate
does
not
cover
small nm-road engines sold,
offered
for sale,
or
introduced,
or
delivered
for
introduction, into commerce in the
U.S.
prior to the
elfdive
data
of
the certifcate.
Specifications
AC
electrical
Current
Output
12W/240V
AC
B
41121A
60Hz
ContinuousJrated
Wattage
5,MO
Peak
Wattaae
6.000
Outlet
Twol20VAC,
2
spring
grounded
One
120V
twtst-lock
outlet
Ons
f
201240V
AC
twist-lock outlet
DC
electrical
Propane
engine
Horsepower
13
Tvus
4-cvcte
OW
air-cooied recoil start
EPA
apprwed
Yes
Fuel
TY
pe
Propane
Fuel
Capacity
Runn~ng time
5
hrs 1/2
!MI
{approx.)
on
5
galjZO1bs
of
fuel
Fuel
gauge
none
6000W
Propane
Generator
Cginder
head
system
assy.
(A)
Parts
Na.
Parts
Na.
Description
APG3560-A-01-JD JF340-A41
HEAD
COVER
COMP.
BOLT
APG3560-A-02
JD
JF340.A-02
HEAD
COVER
WASHER
COMP
APG355BA-03-JQ
JF340-A43
WASHER
COVER
PACKING
APG3560-A-04-JD
JF340-A44
HMD
COVER
COMP.
APG3580-A-WD
JF340-A-05
MEAD
COVER
PACKING
bPG3560-A-O&JD JF340.A-06 FLANGE
BOLT
(MTU*80)
APG3560.A-07-JD
JF340-A-07
SPARK
PLUG
APG3560-A-08
JD
JF340.A-088
EXHAUST
P!PE
STUD
BOLT
APG3SA-WD
JF390-A-09
CYLINDER
HEAD
COMP
APG3580.A-104D
JF340.A-108
CARBURETOR
STUD
BOLT
APG35BM-11
JD
JF3W-A-TI
CYLINDER
HEAD
SEALING
PAD
APGWbA-1240
JF340-A-12
POWEL
PIN
(plOxq12n20)
Owner's
Manual
Cylinder
barrel
(B)
bPAPartsHa
PartNo.
Destriptiwt
APG356Q-8-0140
JF340-MI
FLANGE
BOLT
(M6~14)
APG3560-8-0240
JF2408-02
OiL
LML
SWITCH
ASSY.
APG356M-WD
JF2M-B-03
0-RIMG
(14mm)
AP6356MWD
JF340-0-02
FLANGE
NUT
(MlO)
APG3560-8-0540
JF390-003
CRANK
CASE
bPG3560-5-06JD
JF340-B04
BALL
BEARIUG
(6207)
APG3560-8-07JD
JF340-8-05
WASHER
((p8.3~ip17xI)
APG356O-B-OWD
JF340-B-06
LOCK
PIN
(10
mm)
APG3560-8-094D
JF340-0.07
GOVERNOR ARM
SHAR
APG3560-B-f
O-JD
JF34Q-&08
Ot
SEAL
((pB~(p14~5)
APG3580.8-$1-JO
JF340-B-09
DRAIN
PLUG
WASHER
(12
mm)
AP63560.842-JD JF340-B-10
DRAIN
PLUG
BOLT
APG3560-MUD
JF34Q-8-11
OIL
SEAL
(@5~(p52~8)
AFG3560-B-14
JD
JF340-8-12
OIL
PROTECTOR
APG3560-&1MO
$340-8-t3
BALL
BEARING
(6202)
6000W
Pro~ane Generator
Owner's
Manual
Crank-
cow
system
assy(C)
APA
Parts
Na
Pa*
Ma
Dwcfiptlm
~~~~580.~01
JD
J55000-A41
DUCT
COVER
APG3560-G02JD
J051100-A-02
FLANGE
BOLT
(M8*35)
APG3560-C-03-JD
JF340-C-038
01
L
SCALE
APG3560-C-04-JD
JF340-C-02
01L
SCALE
SEAL
RING
&PA
Parts
Na
Parts
Wo.
Desetiption
APG3560*D-01-JD
JFJ40-D-02
CRANKSHAFT
COMP.
APG3560-0-02-JD
J"F340-D-04
BALANCER
WEIGHT
APG3560-C-75-JD
JF340-GI
0
CRANKCASE
COVER
PAD
APG3580-C-18-JD JF240-C-11
DOWEL
PIN
(8x12)
6000W
Pro~ane
Generator
Owner's
Manual
Piston
and
comeding
C)
APA
Parts
Ha
Aarlr
Ma
DesEriptlon
APG3560-E-0
1
JD
SF390.E-01
COMPRESSION
RIUGA
APG3560-E-02JD
JF390-E-02
COMPRESSION
RING
B
bPG3560-E-03JD
JF390-E-03
OIL
RING
A
APG3560-E-04
J
D
JF390-E-04
OL
RING
B
APG3560-E-OSJP
Jf240-E-05
PISTON
PIN
CLlP
(20
mm)
bPG356O-E-06-JD
Jf390-E-05
PISTON
APG3560-E-07-JD
JF39a-E-06
PISTON
PIN
APG356O-E-08
JD
-~~340-~-07
CONNECTNG
!?QD
APG3560-E-09-JD
J
F340-E-08
CONNECTING
COVER
APG3560-E-
10
J
D
JF340-E-09
CONNECTING
ROO
BOLT
Camshaft
system
assy{F)
AR4Parts
Na
Parts
No.
Oescriptlon
APG3560-F-01JD
JF340-F*0t
PIVOT
ADJUSTING
NUT
APG3560-F-02-JO
JF340-F-02
ROCKER
ARM
PIVOT
APG3560-F-03-JD
JF340-F-03
ROCKER
ARM
APG3560-F-04-JD
JF340-F-04
PIVOT
BOLT
(M8)
APG3560-F-OSJQ
JF340-F-05
PUSH
ROD
GUIDE
PLATE
APG3560-F-O6+jD 3F240.F-05
ROD
PUSH
APG3560-F.07.JD
JF240-F-07
VALVE
LIFTER
APG3560-F-0&JO
Jf39D-F-08
CAMSHAFT
APG3560-F-09-JO
JF340-F-06
VALVE
ROTATOR
APG3560-F-10-30
JF340-F-07
EX
VALVE
SPRING
RETAINER
APG3560-F-11-JD Jf340-F-08
VANE
SPRING
APG3560-F-12-JD
JF340-F-09
VALVE
SPR1NG
SEAT
APG3560-F-13-JO
JF340-F-10
IN
VALVE
SPRING
RFTAFNER
APG3560-F.14-JD
JF34O-F-11
EX.
VALVE
APG3560-F-15-JD JF340-F-12
IN
VALVE
6000W
Propane
Generator
Red
smr
system
assy(G)
AWParts&
PartsNa
-riptiam
APG3560-G-01
JD
JF340-G.01
RECOIL
STARTER
ASSY.
APG3560-G-023D
JF340-G-02
SETTING
SCREW
APG3560-G-03-JO
JF340-G-03
SPRING
RETAINER
APG3560-G-04-JD
JF340-G-04
PLATEN
SPRING
APG3560-G-054D
JF340-G-05
STARTER OETENT
APG3560-G-06-JD
JF340-G-06 OETENT
SPRING
bPG3560-G-07JD
JF340-G-07
-
RECOIL
STARTER
REEL
APG3560-G-08-JD
JF340-C-08
START
RETURN
SPRING
APG3560-G-09.JD
JF340-G-09
RECOIL
STARTER
CASE
COMP
APG3560-G-10-JD
JF340-G-10
RECOIL
STARTER
ROPE
APG3560-G-1
I
-JD
Jf340-G-11
STARTER
KNOB
APG3560-G-1230
JF340-G-12
FLANGE
BOLT
(M6~8)
Owner's
Manual
Fan
covet
system
assyIH)
APAPartsHm
PaftsNu.
Ddpt
ion
APG3560-H-01-JD
Jf340-H-01
SHROUD
APG5560-H-02-JD
Jf340-H-02
FLANGE
BOLT
(Mxl4)
bPG3560-H-03-JD
JF340-H-03
FAN
COVER
COME
APG3560-H-04
JD
X340.H-04
WIRE
HARNESS
CLIP
6000W
Propane
Generator
Carburetcr
system
assy.(l)
APA
Park
Na
Parts
Ha.
Oesetlpth
APG3560-141-JD
JD3800-5-03
TUBECLIP
APG3560-1-MJD
JD3800-B-02
TUBE
A
APG3560-I-0340 J03800-&-03
TUBE
B
APG3560-I-04JD
J03800-8-04 WIPE
HARNESS
CUP
APG3560-I-05JD
JD3800-3-05 DASHPOT
CHECK
VALVE
APG3560-I-06JD
JD3800-3-06 MANUAL
CHOKE
STAY
ASSY.
APG3560-I-07JD
JF340-1-05
CARBURETOR
IRON
GASKET
APG356D-I-ORJD dF390LPG-1-01
MIXER
APG3560-149-JD dF340-1-03 CARBURETORPAPERGASKET
APG3560-I-10JD
JF340-I-02B
CARBURETOR
INSULATING
PLATE
APG3560-I-11-JO JF340-1-01 INTAKE
PIPE
GASKET
dPG358D-I-124D JF200LPG-F09
AIRPROOF
GASKET
APG3560-I-13-JD
JF390LPG-I-M
LOW
PRESSURE
PIPE
APG35BD-I-14-JD JF3911LPG-1-03 DECOMPRESSION
VALVE
APG3560-I-15-.fD JF200LFG-1-04 ELECTROMAGNETIC
VALVE
APG3560-I-16-JD dF200LPG-1-03 INTAKE TIE-IN
APG3550-I-17-JD
JF200LPG-1-05
HIGH
PRESSURE
PIPE
Owner's
Manual
Flywheel
system
Assy(J)
Amparts
No,
Parts-
OesctipHan
APG3560-Jdl
JD
JFMOJ-01
A
FLYWHEEL
APG3560J-02-.ID
JF340J-01B
FLYWHEEL
APG3560-J-0330
JF340J.02
SEMICIRCLE
KEY
APG3560-J-0dJD
JF340.J.03
COOLING
FAN
APG35603+054D
JF340-J.04
STARTER
PULLEY
APG3560-J-05-JD
JF340-J-05
FLYWHEEL
NUT
(M18)
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