I've been looking for one and I randomly looked at the Amazon champion store last night it had a HUGE discount...didn't hesitate and bought it. Smoking deal. They had the 8750 inverter for $499 I think.How did you get it this cheap? It's listed for $955 on Amazon.
@BentleyJ Thanks for the video. Very informative. Seems like motor snorkel for the WIN. Do you happen to have the link to the kit you ordered? I"m looking for propane which would also include the regulator for tank.Funny you should ask. I posted a YT video comparing 2 different Nat Gas conversion kits. Hope it helps.
Based on your video I'm going to definitely buy the motor snorkel. I can't find the 6250 generator in the list under either Champion listing. Going to give them a call.Ordered it directly from the company.
Nash was from ebay
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@BentleyJ got the motor snorkel on and at 6.5 turns out on the load regulator damn thing ran like a champ on eco, high idle and under 3000w (all I could do at the moment).Funny you should ask. I posted a YT video comparing 2 different Nat Gas conversion kits. Hope it helps.
Thanks for your video and feedback. I’m just going to leave that stock metal gasket and let it ride. I just messed with it again. Without the stock, the snorkel seems to go too deep in and the hard plastic part touches the choke plate. Think the stock gasket pulls snorkel back enough where it can collapse as intended.Ya, the choke is a bit of an issue with the snorkel which is another reason I just left the Nash device installed. To be fair to the Motor Snorkel, it is rubber and the choke can be closed enough so that cold starts with gasoline are possible. At least in So. Cal. where it doesn't get that cold. I wonder though if the rubber on the snorkel will get stiff over time and impair choke function even more.
Honestly, I don't remember if I tried the snorkel with the factory gasket, I'm thinking no. Just forced the choke closed as far as possible without using too much force and the gen did start with gasoline.
Good job, you got it running on propane.
Yeah the new champion inverter generator deal I got for 267 was only gas. Now I can run tri-fuel but most important for me is propane.Nashfuel is who I went with on my pulsar generator. It already ran on gas or propane when I bought it but I needed to be able to run it on natural gas.
I went with this kit :
Natural Gas Conversion Kit Pulsar G12KBN Generator Dual Fuel | eBay
Pulsar G12KBN. Remove the existing propane line that runs between the regulator and carburetor already installed on the generator. No venturi adapter required, kit will allow you to run low pressure propane or low pressure natural gas.www.ebay.com
1 lb of propane = 6.34 kWht. 2 lbs = 12.7 kWht. 3kWhe / 12.7 = 23.6% efficiency. Seems pretty good, almost too good. I though LPG fueled power generators were 11% efficient.Just charged my batteries at 3kw (60% load) for one hour on propane and it used 2 lbs of propane
I'll reproduce this at least 2 more times to verify my results but pretty happy with the motor snorkel kit in this cheap champion so far.1 lb of propane = 6.34 kWht. 2 lbs = 12.7 kWht. 3kWhe / 12.7 = 23.6% efficiency. Seems pretty good, almost too good. I though LPG fueled power generators were 11% efficient.