Keri - 3-5-2006 at 10:45 AM
While doing internet searches for generators this came up
http://www.eliteindustry.net/listall.asp?u=GEN&s=8. Anyone use this kind or ever heard of it? k
Bob and Susan - 3-5-2006 at 10:52 AM
Chineese....guarenteed to leak oil
go honda
Al G - 3-5-2006 at 11:07 AM
If You looking for something with a lower price think twice.
A cheap generator will be the biggest headache you will ever have. See my post in your last generator post
Keri - 3-5-2006 at 12:05 PM
Thanks guys, Mike would kill me if I lead him in the wrong direction and gave him a bunch of problems. k
Go honda
Porky Pig - 3-5-2006 at 12:14 PM
I agree with the honda praise. You get what you pay for. Also quiet. I highly recommend electric start. I liked the home depot Generac 4000 extended
run with pressurized oil system, until I had mucho problems getting it repaired. After hassles, Home Depot gave me a refund in store credit. I then
remembered how much I liked Sears because of their EZ return policy. Just returned with my new Craftsman generator. This is a little more power than
you need, but check out the 5600watt electric start Craftsman for $880. Add the 5 year no hassles protection plan for $75. On the budget, check out
maxtool.com for the 4400watt electric start for $400. Paul got his chinese imitation of honda, a Power Ace 3500 for $400, but it only has 1 - 20 amp,
120volt outlet and 1 - 240volt outlet, essentially making it a 2400watt generator unless he uses 240 volt.
Lots of great advice from the others. Dave