Small AC Generator Service Volume 2 Paperback – 24 May 2000

It is a generator or a book

Wattage capacity.fuel use.fuel per hour

This book is good for learning about some older generator repair but I've found the best thing is watching James Condon's really great generator repair videos on youtube. Including engines, power heads, and controls. He knows his stuff and is a natural born instructor/teacher.(He also shows you how to deal with those pesky tapered engine output shafts.)

For troubleshooting of small, old generators electrical components only. I needed information on a Honda generator and found what I needed to fix the problem with excellent testing and repair procedures in this manual.

Bought this for general information on repairing small generators, might be all American but details of generators and engines very useful for tinkering with generators.

C'est bien ce que je voulais

Like the Amazon descriptions indicate, this is for '90s generators. But, at least down here since we get stuff fairly late in the distribution process, it also covers '00s units. I have a Porter-Cable Model BSI525 5.25 kW (6.5 surge) generator that required engine service and I had a dickens of a time getting the generator rotor off the engine output shaft, in order to disassemble the bottom end of the engine; it is a tapered fit and one must use a big two-jaw gear puller to get it off. And I've had various other maintenance tasks; hence, I figured it was time to get some written instruction. This book covers my needs just fine.Included are instructions, line drawings, and wiring diagrams. But note that the engines are NOT covered; you must purchase the appropriate engine manual for that. It starts off with a chapter on generator fundamentals, which is nice if you know nothing about how generators work. But the book assumes you know your way around machinery and have some familiarity with tools. After all, it IS a Clymer "ProSeries" book.One erroneous product description detail should be noted: the Amazon info says this book covers generators up to 13 kW, but the back cover of the book says it's only good up thru 8 kW. I haven't personally verified the numbers one way or the other.