Engine Additives for Construction Equipment | Preventing Seizure in Small Generators

Hello, everyone.

This is Enta.

Around this time in January, things slow down a bit, almost like a breather.

It happens every year.

I only work at about two job sites, but during that time, I'm doing machine maintenance.

Generally speaking, for large generators and the like, we change the oil once every 500 hours and replace the filter every other oil change.

The engine system is, after all, quite demanding, so I make a point of paying special attention to it.

However, small generators are something that people tend to overlook, but,

Since the engine is small, it runs at high RPMs under heavy load, so if you don't maintain it properly,

It breaks all at once.

It's the worst when you get to the site and it breaks right away.

In the worst-case scenario, there is a very real possibility of an accident occurring.

 

At our place, we always use anti-seize compound (lubricant) on high-speed small generators, high-pressure washers, and similar equipment.

I've put it in.

Just add a few percent to the engine oil level.

I bought a new additive the other day.

Additives like this tend to be pretty expensive, but it’s better than having the engine seize up and be ruined.

Since this is construction site equipment, you never know what might happen at any moment.

People often say that—it’s a bit hard to believe, lol.

I just love doing experiments with stuff like that lol

A new product is arriving today, so I'll post some photos and other updates.

 

The retailer where I made my purchase this time carries everything from tools to chemicals, and

It's incredibly sexy. It's like, "But she's an adult!" lol

What's more, he's a former pro Shoot Boxing fighter!!

Anyway,A Sexy, Passionate GuyThat's right lol

I highly recommend it lol

Feel free to ask me anything about tools.

SPOT-ON

Contact Person: Kato

See you later.

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