3500W generator I picked up
Picked up a 110V 3500W generator after last years cold weather fiasco here in Texas. I bet people arent thinking about this. Well, as far as I'm concerned old man winter can go suck a dick. I plan to run a handful of things in the main house like my gas heater, microwave, some lights and TV, and DVD. Its dual fuel and I plan on picking up some extra bottles of propane before this winter. I will run it off propane and use the gasoline option as a last resort. It will run 10 hours on a 15 lb bottle of propane. I ran it 5 hours to break in the engine. Then drained the oil last night. Generator cost me $359 plus tax at Sam's club. I added the 3 year extended warranty and was out the door for $430.
Picked up a 110V 3500W generator after last years cold weather fiasco here in Texas. I bet people arent thinking about this. Well, as far as I'm concerned old man winter can go suck a dick. I plan to run a handful of things in the main house like my gas heater, microwave, some lights and TV, and DVD. Its dual fuel and I plan on picking up some extra bottles of propane before this winter. I will run it off propane and use the gasoline option as a last resort. It will run 10 hours on a 15 lb bottle of propane. I ran it 5 hours to break in the engine. Then drained the oil last night. Generator cost me $359 plus tax at Sam's club. I added the 3 year extended warranty and was out the door for $430.
