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Won't start. I have a never used McCulloch 5700 11HP Power Generator. I purchased maybe 2 years ago never turn it on, just sat in garage. I'm trying to get it started. Nothing. Please advise. Thank you.

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  • raw28 Dec 02, 2008

    I will attempt this process. Thanks for reply.

  • budvtwin Dec 20, 2008

    I have exactly the same situation as this with my 5700 watt 11 HP McCullough generator. I'm getting good gas to the plug but no spark. I have lost my manual and don't know how to obtain a new one. Any help?

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    it is self contain cross between an over size lawn mower and a mini car. check the battery first. use fresh gas. make sure the spark plug is good and tight. press the button and go.

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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

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