Thanks again JD, Your story about the neighbors generac,is something I don't want to have happen to me. A few more questions come to mind, 1. Are the big diesel generators bio fuel compatable or able to run the newer diesel substitute they are thinking of making? Or will they not run or lock up? 2.Even though we don't use propane or LP, do they make one that is water cooled?We can buy a 250 gallon tank for fairly cheap just for the generator.Should last for quite some time without risk of running out.
The idea of a little bigger is better has always worked for us,too big is definately out of the question,but I have found out it is better to have it and not use it, than not have it and need it.Size wise. Either in engine size or tractor size. Again Jd thanks for your post. LOU
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