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My electricity is out, and my generator won’t start.
Im at a loss and just hoping my power comes on before it’s too late.
Please send good vibes
 

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Hope all goes well & stay warm ! I'm You Folks in the North East are geting it bad !
 

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Fingers crossed. Isn't there mini power backups for powerheads to keep flow going
 

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if its a portable generator take off the air cleaner and pour a little gas down the carb. It should start. The float or something in the carb may be gummed up. Or if you have some gumout carb cleaner spray that in.
 
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I got the generator started! I went out one more time, although it had given me no indication it was going to turn over, and got it going. Holy stress! I was really starting to freak. Thanks for the good vibes!
I live in Connecticut, and we’re having a major storm.
 
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I also have an eco tech battery backup that powers one of my mp40’s, but it crapped out after 45 minutes. I’ll have to figure out why.
 

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Sweet!! Also I always forget to turn the fuel on. They usually have a little inline valve. My Best advice to you would be to get a bottle of seafoam. It is a fuel conditioner, stabilizer and cleaner. You will never have a fuel problem like this again.
 
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Sweet!! Also I always forget to turn the fuel on. They usually have a little inline valve. My Best advice to you would be to get a bottle of seafoam. It is a fuel conditioner, stabilizer and cleaner. You will never have a fuel problem like this again.

I did have the fuel line open, but you’re probably right about the stabilizer. The gas had been in there a while, although I added fresh also when I started. I definitely need to make sure it’s working before a major storm hits.
 

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I use Stabil Marine and Ringfree (Yamaha’s version of Seafoam) on my Yamaha 2 stoke outboard. The Ringfree keeps my carbs nice and clean! :)
I'll have to look into that... We have a lot of winter/summer equipment at the farm I work at a couple days a week. We only run premium in our small engines too. I just drained the toro snowblower into the mantis tiller last week (viseversa in the fall) this weather is my bosses fault lol
 

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