Posted by George Marsh on February 11, 2014 at 08:51:22 from (50.121.7.90):
In Reply to: Re: Generators posted by Nancy Howell on February 11, 2014 at 08:08:33:
That's why I bought the electric start model. It kills me to pull start anything. I even use 5w30 synthetic oil, only 550 ml. I try to keep both gennies in a warm garage in the winter.
I noticed yesterday at Menards, they are selling 0w20 synthetic oil. That would definately make it easier to start in sub-zero temps.
Some people think you should buy a Honda or brand name. You could throw away 6 champion gennies for the price of one honda. We live in a throw away world. I bought my first genny 3 years ago. Use it mostly to power an electric chainsaw. Power outages are not that often, but it's nice to have backup power.
Bet I could find a use for the engine if my genny went south.
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