Posted by cole in mo. on October 31, 2012 at 17:23:49 from (65.255.149.240):
In Reply to: Generators posted by AllisG on October 31, 2012 at 16:36:36:
I've got three portable ones, a coleman 5000 watt cont. run, a 3000 cont. and an old coleman 2200 watt. The big one will take care of everthing but the 220 things in the house. The 3000 runs the shop lights and furnace fan along with one string of plugins, the old one gets taken to the field if needed. But one thing with the portables, you need to keep them filled when not in use, and either once ever two weeks start um up, or turn the gas off and run them till they quit. I change gas in mine ever 3 months, I make a good part of my grocery money cleaning carbs on other peoples generators.
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