Generac 5943 GP7500E 7,500 Watt 420cc OHV Portable Gas Generac Generators
Generac 5943 GP7500E 7,500 Watt 420cc OHV Portable Gas Generac Generators
Generac Generator Generac 5943 GP7500E 7,500 Watt 420cc OHV Portable Gas Powered Generator with Electric StartAfter our recent tornadoes we decided the ability to have hot showers etc warranted the purchase of a portable generator. Calculated the watts we needed and we needed the top end of the portables.
Looked at several and ordered what I thought was a GP8000 however got a GP7500. Amazon adjusted the price as they will not accept anything that may contain gasoline back even unopened. Amazon now has the right one listed.
Assembly was easy attached wheels handle etc no prpblems with assembly and it fired up and ran smoothly. There is a quirk you should be aware of. The generator does not recharge the starter battery. It takes a seperate plug in charger to keep the generator's battery charged.
Alredy had the house set up to simply flip switchs and have it on generator power but before we plugged it in the house circuit I decided to plug some 110 volt tools into it to test it. My Bosch drill ran and sparked like I had never seen before so I decided to get the volt meter out. Good thing this unit was generating 170 volts. Talking about frying electronics or just about anything else in the house! HOT HOT HOT!
Contacted Generac and was told to take it to the nearest repair station which is a 180 mile round way trip for delivery and picking back up.
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- Generac's OHV engine with splash lubrication provides a long engine life
- Electric start with battery and plug-in battery charger jack
- Low-oil level shutdown automatically safeguards engine from damage, and an hour meter to track maintenance intervals
- Large-capacity steel fuel tank with incorporated fuel gauge provides durability and extended run times
- Hardened steel-tube cradle for added durability and strength
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