Honestly, I might just do that.
For now it's mostly just being ignored. Occasionally we jamb a compressed air nozzle in the cracks.
It's a generator, it doesn't collect nearly as much dust as the other tools (like a plate tamper for example); and it really doesn't go out very often or very long (rental).
The orange cart its sitting on is just for moving it around. The generator itself is built/branded Honda, not just the engine.
I don't have the model in front of me to confirm, but that looks about right.
I tried quite a bit; I'm a tool tech in a rental center, it's my job to go over these tools cleaning filters, assessing damage, and completing repairs.
This one's just a PITA.
Clips on the right, half-hinges on the left. It swings open about ~110° before the whole lid can be removed from the rest of the airbox. It's a pretty common mechanism for airbox lids on small tools; Echo uses them a lot on trimmers and brush cutters.
That lid cannot be removed with the frame right there.
No; it bolts directly to the carburetor. If it was flipped upside down (vs the current orientation) it would be running into the fuel tank/upper frame rail. Then it would hinge open in the other direction, but still hit the frame and be stuck shut.
Bullets are cheap.
Twice?
There's been roughy 15 incidents of classified information being posted to War Thunders forums.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2924096000
It was only a matter of time before someone leveraged the WarThunder incels for military data. It apparently doesn't take much coercing...
Makes download speeds great, but upload drops off a cliff
As someone that struggles to sleep in a room with any light; this sounds awful.