Onan KV2800 Generator Exhaust

[Mr Perkins]

Onan generator exhaust tips needed... I have an Onan generator that, after service by Cummins, dropped its exhaust pipe on the ground. So, I need a replacement. The stock Onan part kit does not have the bend. The tubing is 1 1/4" OD.
The stock part seems to have had an extension welded onto it by RT. Does anyone know of the easiest way to replace this exhaust pipe? The generator is a HGJBB KV2800 microlite.
I am hoping there is a flex kit out there that can replace it.

 

[mkguitar]

in your shoes I'd be calling around to muffler and motorcycle/ small motor repair shops


I could see where the crushed section could be cut out and replaced


mike

 

[Want a B]

Onan generator exhaust tips needed... I have an Onan generator that, after service by Cummins, dropped its exhaust pipe on the ground. So, I need a replacement. The stock Onan part kit does not have the bend. The tubing is 1 1/4" OD.
The stock part seems to have had an extension welded onto it by RT. Does anyone know of the easiest way to replace this exhaust pipe? The generator is a HGJBB KV2800 microlite.
I am hoping there is a flex kit out there that can replace it.

IMHO you don't need to find a replacement, the Cummins Service needs to find (and install) a replacement.

 

[booster]

IMHO you don't need to find a replacement, the Cummins Service needs to find (and install) a replacement.

AFAIK the Roadtrek pipe is their specific one, not anything to do with Onan, so they would have no skin in it at all.

 

[Want a B]

booster,

I read the OP as the Onan dealer damaged the exhaust pipe. If my understanding is correct then the Dealer is responsible for finding and installing a replacement.

 

[docman5]

I lost my exhaust pipe and muffler shops said the 1 1/2" pipe was too small for them. I finally bought 1 1/2" copper pipe and fittings and used them as replacement exhaust pipe.