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Who Made Mach Force Generators ?

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whizkidkyus

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Hi,



I need a part for a Mach Force 1800 Watts Generator . Who made them or who were they made for ? I saw an ad on the net for one for sale and they listed it as being made by John Deere . Did Deere really make them and where can I find parts at ??? It has a Chinese looking motor on it or the setup is very similar to a Chinese motor. It was made on 1 - 2009 . Thanks for any and all help !

Whizkid
 
The Mach Force line comes out of China. Good luck finding any parts for one. There have been numerous brands of Chinese-made generators being sold in the USA for cheap money over the past several years.

The problem is.... a few containers are brought in and the product is blown out one e-Bay, Craigslist etc. The importer rarely stocks any parts because this is just a quick money grab for them.

Many of these units will not put out the KW they are rated at. They are built to sell at a low cost and quite often the important things such as bearings have an early failure. The quality of the copper used in the windings is poor and will overheat when the genset is pushed to deliver max output.
 
My best advice is to get the model number off the generator and google it on the internet. I found parts for a "Jiang Dong" generator this way.

p.s.: The replacement carburetor I received was a different design and would not work as delivered. I ended up cleaning the old carburetor and using the float, needle valve, and gaskets from the new carburetor to patch the old one.
 
What you have is a Chinese paper weight. If you do find parts. Most likely they will not fit and when you do buy them. No return. Brought into America by the ship load. Sold cheaply at flea markets and from the back of pickups.No shop will work on them. Just save your money and go buy a real generator.

Generator tech for over forty years.
 
Lots of doom-and-gloom guys out today.

There's a web page by a guy that advertises parts for those generators, and a google search using the name of your generator brings it up. Good luck.
 
There is also a site that sells. Chinese four wheeler parts and across every picture. Are the words MIGHT FIT.No returns allowed.
 
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