Since i don't mind having to move a few things and run some drop cord to the fridges/freezer, and have the furnace/well wired to be able to run them from a drop cord that's the method we use. Our power outages normally don't run over a day or so, but have been longer.Even in winter the generator can be off for quite a few hours before the house cools down enough to be uncomfortable. We don't have livestock to water so this works ok for us, and it's a whole lot cheaper than other methods. We do all this with a 4400 watt unit. I do think a bigger fuel tank on the generator would be good. Even a 3000 watt unit will keep fridges/freezers and a furnace running so you won't have spoiled food or freeze in the winter, it's just how convenient do you need it to be.
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