Posted by jm. on February 05, 2019 at 17:03:02 from (99.197.221.130):
In Reply to: Re: Glad I checked posted by Ellis Kinney on February 05, 2019 at 14:25:48:
Ellis I think someone may be stretching you. I have a Generac 20 KW that is on propane. Line fro the tank to the generator has one regulator at the tank which reduces the line pressure and then another regulator at the generator. The distance for the tank to the unit is 64 feet. It exercises every Friday at 2 PM. Unit is now 7 years old with around 350 hours and I can tell you when it call for it to run no more than three seconds or one turn of the motor and it is running. On areal outage , I will hear the transfer switch and hear the motor running almost at the same time. Usually have power with seconds of the outage. In the 7 years all I have done is change the oil and the spark plug once.
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