Posted by Notjustair on January 17, 2014 at 15:47:33 from (174.238.65.248):
In Reply to: Genset qustions posted by bison on January 17, 2014 at 15:24:59:
Check on replacement parts for things like injection pumps and water pumps. Generators don't run much and that's hard on little parts. When you need them you don't want to worry about them.
The best thing you could do is find a crossover for the engine that is in it. My diesel Onan is only 30 years old but they no longer made the water pump. My saving grace was the fact that a Studebaker Champion uses the same one. Is that engine in anything else that would make parts easier?
It should have low hours (mine has 950 which I think it quite a few). Make sure it has been treated well. That size should run a place well depending on whether you are all electric. My 19K will run the whole farm easily. Sure is nice to not have that concern when it storms.
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