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I got a 9,500 watt generator from harbor freight on sale for $900. It’s great. Runs everything in my 5 person house

I bought the Firman Tri fuel generator you feature in several videos. A natural gas option is a game changer especially if power is out for a couple of days.

Straight and simple to understand information....that’s what you’re good at Toolman. ❤KEEP IT SIMPLE ...thanks

Ohhhh…I needed this a few months ago. But, I might need it again & now I have it in my “toolbox” of info.

Thank you so much for this video i appreciate it and has helped in my decision on picking. Only thing i didnt hear about what could run on a generator is my central AC But I'll look at how much wattage it uses

Great video, tks!

Thanks 🙏🏾 💯

Good afternoon, I purchased a Westinghouse WGen9500DF. I want his to run my main hose that's around 1300 sq ft. 2 ton AC, hot tub, 2 refrigerators, security system, and 1 tv for my sanity. If the house floods in the jeep it goes along with our coachman 185bhs it goes. Is there a nifty device the electrician can install to show running watts. I have a small breaker panel inside and outside is my main panel.

Thank you, and yes, I want key Basics only, and will need min 5000k running, yes on the inverter but that's hard to find at about $1000.00 I have natural gas but neither County nor big Elec Co know if we lose NG if big grid were to go down. So, propane it is, for me. I'd prefer a dual fuel for best case but regardless I'd now need some big tanks. My last problem in this selection is weight (gen & tanks). I'm female, sr cit, so...now need evtg on wheels. or buy smaller x2. Hmm. Fun fun. At least, with your video, you have confirmed what I was navigating towards and that's a relief!! Thank you! Edit: Might go with a somewhat DIY battery bank and a smaller lighter generator, too. I do like that idea.

So I just installed an interlock kit on my panel to feed my generator into when the power goes out. The problem is I bought a hook up for a 30 amp circuit at 220 volts and my generator is a smaller 30 amp at 110 volts. Since amps multiplied by volts = watts does that mean I could buy a 7500 watt generator to take full advantage of my hook up? In the mean time I bout a conversion plug to go from my generator to my 4 prong box.

OK what if I do have sensitive equipment like a CPAP and I want to run my whole house and I can spend about $2000 not including the electrician and plumber

I want to run like 5 plugs 2 led lights a mini fridge and a small ac what generator do you suggest