If you want a "not home" generator. Then look online for home backup
geneators. Northern Tools, and Harbor Freight come to mind. If you
want ot put it in yourself. You'll need a visit from the building
department, disconnect switch, some heavy wiring, etc.

Better idea. Call an electrician for a quote, you'll need a sparky to
put it in for you.

Portable gasoline power, check swap sheet in about six months.

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"Nathan Zimmerman" wrote in message
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"Pete C." wrote:



A small generator isn't that expensive (~$500 for something decent)
and
in addition to keeping your sump pump active it will also sustain
your
refrigerator and furnace along with some lighting.

Pete C.

Any recommendations for generators?

NZ

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