If this unit is a PE-95, as I think it is, you don't need a starter. The
engine cranks by applying 12v to the exciter at the end of the generator.
This also is used to charge the battery after the engine is running, so you
don't need a generator. Correct TM is 11-904. There are several different
dash letters of this unit that were made by different manufacturers - mine is
made by Onan. Let me know if you need any more info.
KBDewey 42GPW wrote:
> All, I have a 1945 Willey's powered 10KW generator. Everything is
> there. The only modification I can find is a new fuel tank with the
> filler sticking up thru the tool tray. I just put a starter in it and
> it turns over but no start yet. (Need to check out all the electrics for
> running and clean the carb with fresh fuel first). The motor is complete
> with everything except a separate generator. There is a pulley fan belt
> adapter in place of the motor mounted generator. Weighs around 1500 lbs.
> Is mounted in a frame work that was used for air drop. This type of unit
> was also mounted on the 1T Ben Hur trailer. It will fit in the back of a
> pick-up. I'm asking $1500 for it. Located in Kent, Washington. Just to
> put it's capacity into perspective this will provide enough power for 2
> or 3 medium size homes. I was going to use this at the next air show but
> I need the space. K
>
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