Older portable generator: Briggs & Stratton Elite Series 8,550 Watt 10 HP OHV Gas Powered Portable Generator #030241
I can't seem to find the appropriate high altitude jet model number for this engine. Operating at 7200-ft.
Any help ID'ing the model number for the jet is appreciated
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High Altitude jets
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High Altitude jets
by Steelart99 » Mon Sep 30, 2024 8:12 am
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Re: High Altitude jets
by RoyM » Mon Sep 30, 2024 10:28 am
I don't know if they were available. Is it smoking and losing power?
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Re: High Altitude jets
by KE4AVB » Mon Sep 30, 2024 11:28 am
Power Portal indicating a 205412-0205-E1 was used. But would need if a Walbro or Nikki was used.
Nikki high altitube jet 3500 ft and up 696135
Walbro High altitude nozzle 695529 NLA
Don't know the jetting size so can't help if a smaller Nikki jet is available or not.
Nikki high altitube jet 3500 ft and up 696135
Walbro High altitude nozzle 695529 NLA
Don't know the jetting size so can't help if a smaller Nikki jet is available or not.
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