Are there propane powered generators for home or RV usage? What are the pros
and cons?

Dave

"Dave" wrote in message
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Are there propane powered generators for home or RV usage? What are the
pros
and cons?

Dave

You loose a bit in out put on propane. Propane is has problems above ~7000
feet. Might need to re-jet if your at altitude.

Many can be purchased converted with single , dual or try fuel carbs, Ng
,Propane, Gasolene, from Northern tool and Generac. Honda may have a new
unit out. wwwPropane.generators.com sells conversion carbs of all types.
Ng or propane are nice as they run longer and keep the motor cleaner,
the lower end lasts longer the upper end may or may not suffer on lack
of lubrication, but this may have been solved with Unleaded gas
redisigns.

It is smart to have Tri fuel, in a crisis you wont know your supply.

Propane generators are fairly common in RV's, especially diesel motorhomes
as diesel generators are very expense. The problem with propane generators
is fuel consumption. If you are going to run them for extended periods of
time you will need a large propane supply.

Don in Tracy, Calif.

"Dave" wrote in message
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Are there propane powered generators for home or RV usage? What are the
pros
and cons?

Dave

m Ransley wrote:

Many can be purchased converted with single , dual or try fuel carbs, Ng
,Propane, Gasolene, from Northern tool and Generac. Honda may have a new
unit out. www.Propane-generators.com sells conversion carbs of all types.
Ng or propane are nice as they run longer and keep the motor cleaner,
the lower end lasts longer the upper end may or may not suffer on lack
of lubrication, but this may have been solved with Unleaded gas
redisigns.

It is smart to have Tri fuel, in a crisis you wont know your supply.


www.Propane-generators.com