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This generator McCulloch fg6000mk 11hp has no spark. I've ...

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Jan 13, 2011 - this generator McCulloch fg6000mk 11hp has no spark. I've checked the gas bowl , a small amount of water in the - McCulloch ... water in the bowl not much also sprayed a small amount of starting fluid in .... My 5700 watt 11 HPMcCullough generator wont start. I'm getting good gas to the plug but no spark.

Won't start. I have a never used McCulloch 5700 11HP ...

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Dec 2, 2008 - Question about McCulloch 13HP 338 Cc Portable Generator # ...evaporated. you might tryt a little spray starter fluid in the spark plug ... My generatorwill start if I spray it with either but won't stay running in ... The bowl has gas in it and the needle is clean. ... My 5700 watt 11 HP McCullough generator wont.

1325485 Won't start. I have a never used McCulloch 5700

Hi, Your generator has a MAX wattage of 6000w enough to run a small house or apartment.
Good luck

Main jet is clogged

powerboss generator wont start,,fresh fuel,fire to plug,clean float bowl,,,,,,honda gtx 390 motor,,,,13 hp,,,help

I did not understand how you turn on generator, as it is always turned on.
If you use the ON/OFF switch it is stopping the prime mover.
If you reset the AC breaker without load, and it stops - it means that you have short circuit after the breaker. Check the output receptacles.
Try this link:
http://weborder.husqvarna.com/order_static/doc/MOUS/MOUS2008/MOUS2008-FG6000MK-7096FG6024-966991401.pdf 

Hi and welcome to FixYa. I am Kelly.

Lets start with the obvious.
1. Check all the fuel lines for cracks at the fittings

If it is leaking from the Carb Float Bowl then there is probably some debris in the needle and seat area.

FUEL SELECTOR "OFF"
- Remove the mounting screws from the float bowl mating area and the bottom nut.
- Using something like a spray can lid hold it under the carb and turn "ON" the FUEL SELECTOR
- Gently raise and lower the FLOAT assy checking to see that fuel flows when lowered and stops when raised level.
- FUEL SELECTOR "OFF"
If it does not stop you will have to remove the Float pivot pin by removing the phillips screw locking the pivot pin in place. Then the Float and needle will drop out down off of the Carb.
- Check the POINTED needle assy rubber area for any signs of unusual wear. If it has any notches in it or is not a smoothe taper to the tip then the needle will have to be replaced. If the needle is damaged, the seat up inside the Carb will also have to be replaced.
- Re-install the needle and float assy making sure to lock the pivot pin with the phillips screw.
NOTE: IF you can to this without removing the whole carb assy it will save you lots of headaces getting linkages correct later.
- FUEL SELECTOR "ON"
- Check float for proper operation
- FUEL SELECTOR "OFF"
- Reinstall the Float bowl NUT (Loose) making sure the gasket is in the proper alignment.
- Install the mounting screws Tighten the Bowl nut
- FUEL SELECTORr "ON"
- Check for leaks of gasket, nut and in general.

This should solve your leak problem.

Thanks for using FixYa.

Kelly



After verifying the operation of the needle and seat assy

1) Check tank fuel cap for any vent holes being plugged or rubber components that are distorted.
2) Check fuel shut off valve for being plugged with debris or rust.
3) Remove fuel line at carb to see if fuel is flowing freely.

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The carb is dirty (varnished) from gas sitting in it. You will need to drain the carb and use carb cleaner to remove the old varnish left in it.

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Hi raw 28:

ther gas that was in the carb probably evaporated. you might tryt a little spray starter fluid in the spark plug hole or in the air intake of the carb, This might just get it running long enough to draw gas into the carb and get it self sustaining,

Good luck Loringh

check the spark plug after a failed attempt to start. If dry, then no fuel is entering engine.
Did you leave old fuel in carb? if so, your carb probably is dirty: old gasoline deposits varnish, gum, and you will need to dissassemble carb and clean it.