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Air-cooled 6.5 HP OHV Engine with electric start provides 3500 Watts of continuous power. Surge Watts: 4,400, Rated Watts: 3,500, Engine Displacement (cc): 196, HP: 6.5, Engine: OHV, Run Time: 8 hours at 50 percent, Receptacles (qty.): 2, Noise Level (dB): 69, Fuel Type: Gasoline, Fuel Capacity (gal.): 4, Start Type: Electric, Low Oil Shutdown: Yes, Battery Required: NO, Battery Included: Yes, Dimensions L x W x H (in.): 24 x 22 x 24
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- 4400 Watt Surge/3500 Watt Continuous- 4 Gallon Gas Tank/8 Hour Run Time
- Electric Key Start/Includes Battery
- EPA And CARB Approved
- Automatic Low Oil Shut Off
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By CA Koi Friend (CA, USA)
I got this at my husband's request. He wanted this (for his Christmas present) as an emergency generator, especially in case of Earthquakes for our Northern California home. So far, so good!! It is a little less portable than we would have liked, (quite heavy) but is adequate. The electric start is really a plus. My husband set it up to try outside, after following directions for putting in oil, and then gasoline, and attaching it to a temporary ground wire outside. It worked fine when attached to a motor on a 120 volt extension cord. He brought it back into the garage where it will live, and has attached it to another metal ground (part of the metal piping for the electric furnace) as a more permanent ground. He had emptied the gasoline out. The plan now is just to leave it, and to be able to just add gasoline when needed, and use the key to start it. He left the key in place. This should work very well for our needs, which is very rare actual use, but hopefully enough to keep emergency things going for a few days in case of severe earthquake: we would be able to stay in the house rather than heading out on the road, or not haveing any power. (We also got the cover which is a good idea for keeping dust off if using rarely). It seems to work flawlessly!!
By Jerome J. Manne (SoCal)
Last night during the heavy California rains, the electric went out. I grab the flashlight, pull off the cover that was included, put on the choke and on-switch and after two pulls, she was purring! Two pulls? Yes, because I'd been neglecting this kitten since June, when I last started her. Plugged in the fridge, two lights and the fish filter system. This thing rocks! Plus it was pleasing to know I was the only one with electric for miles on my busy road! NO REGRETS!!!
By John G. (Sierra City, Ca United States)
The electric start died after 1 use. I checked the battery and it was fully charged. If I tap the solenoid with the key turned, it will start -- reminds me of an old car I once had. The pull start works nice and easy, so far -- but I paid the extra $50 for the electric start, so I'm not real pleased.
Also, I can not get this generator grounded. Tried connecting to an existing grounding rod and to my water pipes, no luck. I guess I'll try to my utility panel ground next -- my house sockets are grounded -- I double checked. If that doesn't work then I don't know what else to do.
Otherwise it seems to run well though have yet to put it to the test in an outage.
It is quieter than I expected.
By Sid R. Parsley (Huntington Beach, CA)
I was looking for a generator for emergencies and for camping. The DuroMax by PowerMax is that unit. I read the other reviews and followed their recommendations. When it was delivered, only 6 days after I placed the order, I examined the box, it was in good shape, as was the generator. The only problem I had was the yellow plastic oil dip stick had fallen out and the threads were a little missed up. I called the number on the instructions to request a new oil dip stick. Their reprehensive helped me and I had a new dip stick within 72 hours.
I then followed the easy to understand directions and the unit started the first time. The electric starter is great, no more pulling on the rope, which made my wife very happy, when she needs to start the unit. The weight is not bad. No problem lifting it into the back of my pickup truck. I just leave it there while camping.
The unit is large enough to operate the air conditioner on my camping trailer and micro wave at the same time. It is a little louder than I had hoped, but nothing you cannot live with.
By W. F. Knapp (Louisiana, USA)
Received generator, opened box, found control Panel broken. Could not return item, box was not smashed or showed damage, then shipper was out as cause. Not sure if damage occured before shipping just sure it was not after. Beware of product, it cost me $100.00 to get the control panel repaired. Also battery would not start unit had to pull start it.
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