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Originally Posted by rob love
The chorehorses did come with that flex line for burying into the dirt. I think you just transferred the regular muffler over to the flexpipe, but won't say for sure. It's been a lot of years since I worked with them.
It made them very very quiet.
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The BSA version that I have (still crated) comes with flex hose and muffler, but as far as I'm aware they were only ever used with the flex hose in the field: drag it away from the vehicle (downwind), extend and bury the hose, then recharge the spare set of batteries (do NOT float-charge the WS19 battery).
Unfortunately my crate was opened and is missing the tool/spares box with the manuals, cables, etc. (I have most of the spanners and am looking for the rest of the bits.)
If running them in the vehicle I'd fit a couple of carbon monoxide detectors - one in the generator compartment, and the other near the operator position, just to be on the safe side.
Chris.
27-12-20, 01:32
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