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exercising an emergency generator
Most folks I know who have emergency generators run them once a month
or so. I just got one [lost power for a week last week] and note that the manual says once a *week*. [Briggs and Stratton 5500 watt Storm Responder] That seems like a CYA suggestion. I run Stabil in my gas and will probably go for once a month under load. What is a good load? An electric space heater that draws a constant 1500watts or so? Power tools that draw a surge? I'm also going to build a little shed/doghouse for this thing. Has anyone seem some good ideas for a 4x5 structure that blends into the landscape? [I've been thinking of a scaled down chalet- a gingerbread house- or a fake boulder as possibilities.] Thanks Jim |
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