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Preparing for Power Outages?
I'm with you, that the first two days of my power cut were an adventure in camping in. By the third day, the coldness had soaked into the very center of my trailer, and it was really getting miserable. If I'd not had the generator to run the furnace, I would have had to move my matress into the kitchen and live there. Interesting about the summer and winter LPG. Much the same with diesel road fuel, I've heard. A trucker going north with a tank full of summer fuel might have jelly in the fuel lines when he gets to some place cold. -- Christopher A. Young You can't shout down a troll. You have to starve them. |
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Preparing for Power Outages?
: : Unfortunately, our generator is just about impossible to
start : when it's : : below 32F. Generally small generators will start fast with propane (from an unlit torch) in the intake. -- Committees of Correspondence Web page:- tinyurl.com/y7th2c |
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