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Sportsman Sandstorm Gasoline 4000-Watt Portable Generator Expired
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Walmart.com has Sportsman Sandstorm Gasoline 4000-Watt Portable Generator on sale for $249. Shipping is free or select free store pickup if stock permits. Thanks Rokket
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Walmart [walmart.com] has the Sportsman Sandstorm Gasoline 4000 Watt Portable Generator on sale for $249. Shipping is free.
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| Rating: | (4.1 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 26 Walmart Reviews |
| Product Name: | Sportsman Sandstorm Gasoline 4000 Watt Portable Generator |
| Product Description: | The Sportsman Gasoline 4,000 Surge Watt Portable Generator is ideal for powering the RV at the campsite, and a great solution for recreational activities as well as for temporary power supply in case of power outages. This 4,000 watt unit is the perfect size to take for that weekend getaway, to tailgate the game at the stadium, or in case you need some temporary power in an emergency situation. It is ideal for hunters and campers running portable TVs, radio, small stoves, grills, and other small appliances. This recoil start generator can run for 10 hours with a 50% load on 3.6 gallons of gas. It is equipped with four 120 Volt outlets, one 120 Volt RV outlet and a 12 Volt DC outlet for battery charging. This generator is powered by unleaded gasoline which is a convenient and easy to find fuel source. Choosing a gasoline generator like the Sportsman 4,000 Watt Portable Gasoline Generator can ease your worry when catastrophe strikes, and make your leisure activities even more fun. |
| Manufacturer: | Buffalo Corp |
| Model Number: | GEN4000-SS |
| Product SKU: | 374905142 |
| UPC: | 027077082470 |
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Actually 3500 running
"Decibel rating: less than 69 dB with no load"
doesn't say what noise level is when under load?
Actually 3500 running
"Decibel rating: less than 69 dB with no load"
doesn't say what noise level is when under load?
I don't think I've ever seen that listed on a generator..
Actually 3500 running
"Decibel rating: less than 69 dB with no load"
doesn't say what noise level is when under load?
Nice!
For most home rare emergency backup use, once you use propane you'll never look back.
and Non-CARB compliant/Not for sale in California for those that don't have any friends in Nevada to ship it to.
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For most home rare emergency backup use, once you use propane you'll never look back.
and Non-CARB compliant/Not for sale in California for those that don't have any friends in Nevada to ship it to.
I've used mine to power my Travel Trailer as well. I expect things like this are going to go in clearance.. . as no one is buying hardly anything.
For most home rare emergency backup use, once you use propane you'll never look back.
and Non-CARB compliant/Not for sale in California for those that don't have any friends in Nevada to ship it to.
I have a dual fuel Champion, 4500 watt, and installed a power interlock and hookup for emergency power. I've owned the generator for a while now and never have used gas. Why deal with gummed up carbs when I can just use a 20# propane tank.
I would also recommend getting one with wheels or a wheel kit if you're planning home use for emergency power.
But for this particular deal, it's a nice price for anyone wanting a gas one.
I have a dual fuel Champion, 4500 watt, and installed a power interlock and hookup for emergency power. I've owned the generator for a while now and never have used gas. Why deal with gummed up carbs when I can just use a 20# propane tank.
I would also recommend getting one with wheels or a wheel kit if you're planning home use for emergency power.
But for this particular deal, it's a nice price for anyone wanting a gas one.
I do not own a generator but I do own a home and would like to have something for emergency backup... Does a 20 lb propane tank run longer than a five gallon can of gas?
For most home rare emergency backup use, once you use propane you'll never look back.
and Non-CARB compliant/Not for sale in California for those that don't have any friends in Nevada to ship it to.