Posted by jeffcat on September 17, 2018 at 10:37:38 from (76.116.234.200):
In Reply to: Generator Prices. posted by Hobo,NC on September 17, 2018 at 09:31:41:
Just like the price at the gas pump. You can only raise it so much and only every so many days. There is a normal store price, and even discounted prices, then a storm comes by and a store can charge LIST price but not GOUGE price. Big big problems with very substantial fines and even a couple of nights in the slam. The two closest Home depots and the Lowes during hurricane Sandy six years ago hat TWO trailers loaded with generators and sold out as fast as the trailers could be unloaded. The cardif Harbor Freight could only get one trailer load. Same story. I tell Sssooooo many people after they loose everything in the fridge and freezer, go BUY a generator! Don't cheep out, because you want a 8000k unit. Also only run it on hi-test gas. Also for goodness sakes plan ahead a little. For my units right now there is almost 30 gallons of hi-test in metal Eagle saftey cans tucked away. Never goes bad because it later will go in my garden tractors or the truck. Next storm comming i just refill the empty cans. Quite a few of the folks around me now have auto start generators on nat. gas. They go from 7.5K all the way to 25K and almost all of them are Generac.
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