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Sportsman 4,000/3,500-Watt Dual-Fuel Powered Portable Generator (LPG or Regular Gas) Expired
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Home Depot has Sportsman 4,000/3,500-Watt Dual-Fuel Powered Portable Generator (LPG or Regular Gas, 803266) for $269. Shipping is free. Thanks bput111
Note, availability for shipping may vary by location/state (will not ship to homes in: AK, CA, GU, HI, PR, VI).
Note, availability for shipping may vary by location/state (will not ship to homes in: AK, CA, GU, HI, PR, VI).
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- Price is $10 less than this Frontpage Deal from April.
- Perfect for homeowners, contractors and recreational activities, it runs on either unleaded gasoline or propane for convenience. With four 120-Volt outlets, a 120-Volt RV outlet and a 12-Volt DC outlet for battery charging, this unit is also ideal for camping or tailgating. -qwikwit
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4,000/3,500-Watt Dual Fuel Powered Portable Generator, Runs on LPG or Regular Gasoline
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| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 1,392 Home Depot Reviews |
| Product Name: | 4,000/3,500-Watt Dual Fuel Powered Portable Generator, Runs on LPG or Regular Gasoline |
| Product Description: | Great for running the RV while out on the road or for keeping essential appliances going during a power outage, the Sportsman Series 3500-Watt/4,000-Watt Dual Fuel Generator has the power and flexibility to handle the task. This generator runs on either unleaded gasoline or propane gas, so you can use whichever fuel is more easily available or affordable at the moment. With this generator, you get the long-lasting, clean-burning advantage of propane gas, plus the familiar and easy-to-find benefits of unleaded gasoline. This powerful generator can handle the needs of most contractors, homeowners and recreational activities. Equipped with four 120-Volt outlets, a single 120-Volt RV outlet and a 12-Volt DC outlet for battery charging, this generator can also handle almost everything you need for camping or tailgating. With a 50% load, it can run for 10-hours on a full tank of gasoline and 12-hours with a full 20 lbs. LP cylinder (the common gas grill type, not included). A 5 ft. propane fuel hose with a regulator is included for added convenience and the 7 HP engine is surprisingly quiet, running at less than 69 dB. |
| Product SKU: | 304541553 |
| UPC: | 027077803266 |
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Been looking for a generator for power outages and camping. This fits the bill perfectly
EXCEPT it says not recommended for high altitude, and this has been the same case for almost every other one I have seen at a good price.
Is there something that can be done to make these more suitable for high altitude (5000-10000 feet)?
Is this just a recommendation and means it will produce less power, but ok to run above 3000 feet or will it cause damage?
Thanks in advance!
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Been looking for a generator for power outages and camping. This fits the bill perfectly
EXCEPT it says not recommended for high altitude, and this has been the same case for almost every other one I have seen at a good price.
Is there something that can be done to make these more suitable for high altitude (5000-10000 feet)?
Is this just a recommendation and means it will produce less power, but ok to run above 3000 feet or will it cause damage?
Thanks in advance!