Posted by Paul from MI on January 20, 2009 at 18:33:03 from (74.204.65.48):
In Reply to: Generator help posted by 7lazy77 on January 20, 2009 at 08:09:16:
Been getting by for years with a 4500 watt. I have the furnace and well set-up with plug connections so I can plug them in to an extension cord. Saved the cost of a transfer switch that way, and there is no chance of back-feeding to the power line. Refrigerators and freezers run fine if you use a 12ga. extension cord. I saved a little money by buying a generator with a 1-1/2 gallon tank. This was a huge mistake, it only runs about 1-3/4 hours between fills. You sure don't get much sleep that way!! I run the generator every year to trim hedges, use Stabil in it and have never had any trouble starting it when I needed to. Paul
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