Never Again

[R.Ph. 380]

Harbor Freight is telling me they will have an 8KVA generator back in stock next week. How about it? Is this enough to survive normally on? $549.00 and should work for freezer, lights, electronic igniters for hot water heater, range top, gas central heat, and with a line conditioner, the computer so I can stay in contact. What does everyone think?

Bill

[Michael T]

All gas will turn bad.. I'm hear to tell you that includes "hi test".. Now Oregon being the "green" state that it is we have weird gas. They oxygenate the gasoline (susposta burn hotter/cleaner) and they add a lot of "corn oil". You cant buy pump gas with out it in there. That said our biggest problem this time of year, is customers bikes with "fall" gas that has already turned. Almost every bike has 91-92 octane "premium" fuel in it. I would say our gas out here has a shelf life of less then 100 days. Sta Bil is a good product. We sell it and it works great.

Tractors don't need hi octane to go vrroom vrroom while be walked around parking lot . Tire sales must be really slow between the walking them and the Pick up truck rides .They never wear out

[Michael T]

Harbor Freight is telling me they will have an 8KVA generator back in stock next week. How about it? Is this enough to survive normally on? $549.00 and should work for freezer, lights, electronic igniters for hot water heater, range top, gas central heat, and with a line conditioner, the computer so I can stay in contact. What does everyone think?

Bill

Buy 2 their cheap one one down for rest you run other and if really needed run both

[Mason]

Tractors don't need hi octane to go vrroom vrroom while be walked around parking lot . Tire sales must be really slow between the walking them and the Pick up truck rides .They never wear out

The good thing about fish heads and rice is it gets stronger with age....

[Americangirl01]

We put fuel stabilizer in everything that will be sitting for a good part of the winter, including the tractors, MT....... . It does seem to help.

[beaverfsu]

Those of us that live down here in the zoo are slightly ahead of the curve on generators and stocking non perishable supplies. +1 on the stabil.

and extra plywood/alum for the neighbor....

[mudbug77]

Those of us that live down here in the zoo are slightly ahead of the curve on generators and stocking non perishable supplies. +1 on the stabil.

and extra plywood/alum for the neighbor....

no generator here, few days woth of water in sealed gallon jugs and enough tuna and spaghetti to last about 2 weeks. and the heck with extra ply for the neighbors, they're loud cubans and the grumpy old lady across the street.