Many thanks in advance for your advice
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TheSaintDiscJockey
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Generator gasket question
I am reinstalling my generator. Is there anything I should apply to the gasket where it bolts on to the support mount? A sealant of some kind, or just bolt it on?
Many thanks in advance for your advice
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Many thanks in advance for your advice
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Tim Rogers
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Re: Generator gasket question
I've installed them dry on many occasion with no problems.
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John kuehn
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Re: Generator gasket question
Using a little grease on it to help hold it in place helps but not necessary. I’ve done with and without.