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I have just rebuilt a spare generator for my stock. I got carried away, I think, in painting the brackets that attached it to the engine. Should these brackets be not painted where they attach to the engine? In my simple guess, I would think they should not be painted so that they can ground the generator to the engine and battery. I think I may need to get the old sander out an take off some paint. Comments please on this simple question.
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I always paint the brackets with rattle can black. I've never seen a grounding problem due to paint, but have seen a grounding problem due to rust. The lock washer will easily cut through the paint, as well as the bolt head and nut turning against the paint as you tighten them.
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