Posted by jeffcat on May 18, 2015 at 09:45:45 from (73.197.157.130):
In Reply to: Re: The hum of spring posted by fixerupper on May 18, 2015 at 05:42:50:
I know that people jump up and down about Harbor freight but they have two good size units that can handle almost anything. The 7000watt running load unit my friend has. He loves it. Around $800.oo. They also have a beast at I think 11,ooo kw. That is still not too expensive at about $1700.oo? Don't get a small one, you want to be WELL prepaired! Generators today are about $100.oo per 1000 watts of power. Now to run a compairison I have a Win Power generator from 1956. It is in mint condition! It is rated at a constant load 2200 watt. It has a cast iron Briggs with copper core fields and is all cast mallible steel. I can just bearley pick this thing off the ground with my knees braced and only about 4 inches at that to get it on a pallet. In 1956 after a big hurricane my friends dad paid $447.oo for this little honey! Now back then you could buy a pretty nice used car for that much. Generators have gotten pretty cheap.
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