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Information about Tri Fuel Generators - Gas - Propane - Natural Gas

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This site is dedicated to education about TriFuel Generators


TriFuel Kits use an adapter that makes it possible to operate an engine on three different fuels; Propane (LPG), Natural Gas (NG), and Gasoline. Adapters mix the Propane or Natural Gas into the air stream above (or in front of) the gasoline carburetor.  The gasoline carburetor remains basically untouched. Adapters are just that. They adapt to whatever carburetor an engine has and are installed between the carburetor and air cleaner.

 

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Why a TriFuel Generator?
The biggest benefit for a TriFuel Generator is that you don't have to rely on just one type of fuel. Continue here... Why Trifuel Generator? »

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How Does the Regulator Work?
Check Back soon for the answer. Continue Reading »

 

TriFuel Generator Tid Bits

DIY Wheel Kit - Build a wheel kit today from scratch.

Supplies Needed

10" Pneumatic Tires from Harbor Freight
5/8" steel bar stock from my local metal supply, and Hitch Clips.
$3.99 x 2 - Tires
$1.70/ft x 2.5 Steel Rod
$0.20 x 2 Hitch Clips
$0.11 x 2 Washers
Total 12.85

Make Your Generator Shine!

Old generators can get a new lease on life with just a little bit of 'elbow grease'.
A Power Washer makes quick work of years of built up grit and grime. Be careful to keep the water away from the openings in the generator. Oil can often build up under the engine and along the frame. An engine degreaser can be just as effective it just takes longer.

Household cleaners like window cleaner and Armor All can clean off most residue and make your tank and frame look like new again.