a new pawn shop opened up in the next town over, went there today after my brother had been and said they had some non running generators, brought home a Briggs storm responder 5500 watt for $150. it would just pop out of the carburetor.
first thing i noticed was a no name F6RTC spark plug, probably Torch brand.... Put a new NGK RC12YC equivelant in it.. 1st pull it fired right up and purred like a kitten... ran it for an hour under 50% load and it didn't miss a beat. i just need new PCV hose for the Valve cover to airbox, and a new gas cap for the tank.
Yep, those cheap Chinese Torch spark plugs are hit and miss.
#6
Hammermechanicman
Stens now carries Torch plugs. Funny how most common Champ plugs there have been out out stock for over a year. Anything with a torch plug that comes in the shop gets replaced.
Stens now carries Torch plugs. Funny how most common Champ plugs there have been out out stock for over a year. Anything with a torch plug that comes in the shop gets replaced.
Ok, good. Trying to find a cross reference to this, was insane for some reason. I'm thinking they need to narrow the amount of plugs down to something reasonable. I bet NGK, has a 1000 different ones. Same as the other brands.
#13
Scrubcadet10
NGK br2lm will replace the Champion RJ19LM,
And the bpr6es will work with most honda and kawasaki engines.
I guess once you start using one brand of anything, the numbers and what they fit, are a lot easier to recognize. I think at one time, I was going to switch to only NGK, but for some reason, probably a sale or something, I ended up with a bunch of autolite and stens plugs. I don't even remember what those stens plugs fit.
#17
Scrubcadet10
I usually buy autolites every fall, walmart puts them ln sale for around $1 a plug.
#18
7394
FWIW: There are NGK knock-offs out there. Buy from reputable seller. & maybe google to see how to tell an NGK is a real one.
Confused yet, I was.
I've gotten quite a few from Stens. I probably spent too much. But when you need to reach that free shipping limits, plugs are a pretty good way to get to the limit. It's almost like getting the plugs for free.
#21
Hammermechanicman
Back before stens raised the amount needed for free shipping I would use a case of oil or a shop pack of plugs but with the new amount I don't even try for free shipping. Customers just get $15 added on to the bill.
Back before stens raised the amount needed for free shipping I would use a case of oil or a shop pack of plugs but with the new amount I don't even try for free shipping. Customers just get $15 added on to the bill.