HOW to FIX a 1978 McCulloch Portable GENERATOR (Part 2) - Repair, Test, & Celebrate!

Be sure to check out Part 1 if you haven't seen it...here: • HOW to FIX a 1978 McCu...
In this video part 2 we do the necessary carburetor work to get this 45 year old generator back up and running. After a few adjustments, it's putting out 120 Volts AC, as it should. P.S....yesterday I plugged in my circular saw (10amps / 1200 watts), and the generator handled it quite nicely.
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[@liljoeii6091]

Nice little generator thank you for the video

[@raymondperniciaro1124]

What oil did you use?

[@Mike-ig2zq]

Thanks for a great video !

[@antoniovela7350]

How to order a kit or where to order the carburetor kit?

[@Mike-ig2zq]

Oh and just a suggestion Buck but that voltage might have been turned up for a reason. Depending on the generator there might be a pretty good voltage drop when under load. Plug a few hundred watt device in one plug and then test at the other plug. A 4 slice toaster would be great. You could test voltage at half load and full load.

[@Buckwsr]

Thanks, Mike. Off camera I plugged in my circular saw (10 amps = 1200 watts). The engine felt that load and responded nicely. But I did not check voltage under load....