Please note that all caterpillar portable generators were discontinued back in 2020Most smaller parts are part of a larger group (i.e. smaller parts may not be purchased individually)Parts listed in this page are for the EPA model (not the CARB model) Table of Contents Engine Cylinder Assembly (d) Item #DescriptionCAT Part #QtyCAT Grp Part #Group UPCGroup … [Read more...] about Detailed Parts List for Caterpillar RP7500E Generator
Complete Troubleshooting Guide for Caterpillar RP7500E Portable Generators
Table of Contents Engine Will Not Start Reset and try to start the engine STEP # 1 - conduct a walkaround the generator to make sure that there are no loose wire connections, physical damages or leaks on the ground STEP # 2 - Disconnect any electrical devices and/or extension cords from the receptacles STEP # 3 - Turn ON the fuel supply line by moving the … [Read more...] about Complete Troubleshooting Guide for Caterpillar RP7500E Portable Generators
Complete Guide to Caterpillar RP7500E Portable Generator
Table of Contents Table of Contents Introduction Caterpillar RP7500E is a robust, high-quality generator with a long list of premium. The generator is built to be very user-friendly with electric starter powered by a self-charging Lithium Ion starter battery with easy pull-cord option as a backup. Listed below are all RP models are: RP3500 - 3500 w … [Read more...] about Complete Guide to Caterpillar RP7500E Portable Generator
Guide to Using Propane For Your Duel Fuel Portable Generator
Key Points Propane tank should be placed on the opposite side of the exhaust pipeAlthough there is no rule about the length of propane hose, it should be shorter than 20 feet Table of Contents Introduction Propane (sometimes referred to as liquified petroleum gas or LPG) is a colorless and odorless gas that is stored in liquid state inside a propane tank. It is … [Read more...] about Guide to Using Propane For Your Duel Fuel Portable Generator
How to Make a Home-made DIY Baseball Sliding Pad
If your little ball player is afraid of sliding, I have a perfect solution for you. Learning to slide on a carboard box is nothing new but I made a couple of tweaks so that it will be more fun for kids to learn how to slide for baseball and softball. This home-made solution costs less than 30 bucks to make and you can easily replace the outer cardboard for free for … [Read more...] about How to Make a Home-made DIY Baseball Sliding Pad
