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Sportsman Gasoline 4000W Portable Generator Expired
$249
$369.00
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Walmart has Sportsman Gasoline 4000W Portable Generator (GEN4000) for $249. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member audioxpert for finding this deal.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member audioxpert for finding this deal.
Features:
- Can run for 10 hours with a 50 percent load on 3.6 gallons of gas
- Four 120V outlets, one 120V RV outlet and a 12V DC outlet
- Powered by unleaded gasoline
- 4,000 surge watts/3,500 running watts
- 7.0 HP, 4-stroke OHV engine
- 3,600 RPM, 212cc, recoil start with engine shut-off switch
- Automatic low-oil shutdown
- AVR automatic voltage regulator
- Circuit breakers
- Decibel rating: 69 dB
- 3.6-gallon fuel tank
- Fuel type: unleaded gasoline
- EPA approved, non-CARB compliant; not for sale in California
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- About this deal:
- Our research indicates that this offer is $50.99 lower (16% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $299.99
- About this product:
- 1-Year Limited Manufacturer's Warranty
- Rating of 4.1 from over 540 Walmart customer reviews.
- About this store:
- Most items sold & shipped by Walmart can be returned within 30 days for free, either to a store or by mail (details).
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Can't beat this deal as we're getting into tropical storm season & winter is around the corners reg. Price is $369.00 YMMV
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I bought the dual fuel version of this a couple of years ago for my daughter. She used it last week for 36 hours to primarily run her refrigerator and freezer when storm damage caused an electrical shortage. Operated without hiccup only stopping to refill with gas.
I have two generators. One is a large portable that connects to the house and the other a small portable inverter. Both run our appliances with no problems. It is true that inverters have a cleaner output and are quieter. But they are priced at a premium and hence only make economic sense if you truly need those attributes. On our non-inverter generator, we have operated refrigerators, TVs, well pump, computers, window air conditioners, fans, and many other things. I may be tempting fate here but we have never had a single instance where the non-inverted electricity killed or even damaged anything. As others will point out, you're unlikely to find an inverter version at this price. Expect to spend $150 more.
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You aren't getting an inverter generator for "less money". But they definitely are worth the extra money in most situations.
Link please. Are they reliable? Does honda make one?
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I bought the dual fuel version of this a couple of years ago for my daughter. She used it last week for 36 hours to primarily run her refrigerator and freezer when storm damage caused an electrical shortage. Operated without hiccup only stopping to refill with gas.
I have two generators. One is a large portable that connects to the house and the other a small portable inverter. Both run our appliances with no problems. It is true that inverters have a cleaner output and are quieter. But they are priced at a premium and hence only make economic sense if you truly need those attributes. On our non-inverter generator, we have operated refrigerators, TVs, well pump, computers, window air conditioners, fans, and many other things. I may be tempting fate here but we have never had a single instance where the non-inverted electricity killed or even damaged anything. As others will point out, you're unlikely to find an inverter version at this price. Expect to spend $150 more.
I bought the dual fuel version of this a couple of years ago for my daughter. She used it last week for 36 hours to primarily run her refrigerator and freezer when storm damage caused an electrical shortage. Operated without hiccup only stopping to refill with gas.
I have two generators. One is a large portable that connects to the house and the other a small portable inverter. Both run our appliances with no problems. It is true that inverters have a cleaner output and are quieter. But they are priced at a premium and hence only make economic sense if you truly need those attributes. On our non-inverter generator, we have operated refrigerators, TVs, well pump, computers, window air conditioners, fans, and many other things. I may be tempting fate here but we have never had a single instance where the non-inverted electricity killed or even damaged anything. As others will point out, you're unlikely to find an inverter version at this price. Expect to spend $150 more.
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I have one, and it's great; but you should probably invest in a closed frame one instead if you're going to be running it with neighbors nearby (open frame ones generally sound like a lawnmower)
I would recommend a model that runs off propane for use as a backup generator. During storms gas stations can lose power. Gas can also gum up the carbonator so you have to remember to empty it out and/or use fuel stabilizer in it. Propane stores easier than gasoline. I now have a couple tanks on hand ready to go if I ever lose power without needing to go to a gas station first.