Guess they sent you this out of jealousy. They saw your review of the Makita and said well... hmmmm... Lol. Then again, you bought that for much more with your own money on a deal. Both win wins. Now you have one for your truck and one for your camper. Perfect! Just get yourself a click click 1/2" hand torque wrench to make sure your wheel lugs are at the correct torque for safety. About 110 ft/lbs is common for most passenger cars and trucks. Lots of love and blessings my friend!
Hi man I need your help! I bought a Coleman 502 and it appears to have a fuel leak somewhere around the generator/ adjustment and cleaner block. When I put a lot of pressure into the tank there is yellow flame and burning fuel in that area on the brass block. I have tried snugging all the connections but it hasn’t helped at all. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Welcome!
Hi from Syracuse NY brother and thank you for sharing your thoughts and adventures
My pleasure! Blessings!
Guess they sent you this out of jealousy. They saw your review of the Makita and said well... hmmmm... Lol. Then again, you bought that for much more with your own money on a deal. Both win wins. Now you have one for your truck and one for your camper. Perfect! Just get yourself a click click 1/2" hand torque wrench to make sure your wheel lugs are at the correct torque for safety. About 110 ft/lbs is common for most passenger cars and trucks. Lots of love and blessings my friend!
Hi man I need your help! I bought a Coleman 502 and it appears to have a fuel leak somewhere around the generator/ adjustment and cleaner block. When I put a lot of pressure into the tank there is yellow flame and burning fuel in that area on the brass block. I have tried snugging all the connections but it hasn’t helped at all. Any suggestions?
those lugs seem way under torqued