FIRMAN Power Equipment via eBay has
FIRMAN 3200/4000W 30A Electric Start Dual Fuel Inverter Generator (WH03242F; Certified Refurbished) on sale for
$329.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
lurewars for sharing this deal.
- Note: This Certified Refurbished product comes with a 2-year warranty serviced by Allstate. The only accessories included with this certified refurbished generator are the owner's manual and lpg hose with regulator.
About this Item:
- Runs on Gasoline or Propane Fuel
- Electric & Recoil Start
- Noise Level: 57 Decibel
- 9 Hour Run Time
- CO Alert System (Carbon Monoxide Warning and Shutdown)
- 193cc dual fuel engine with low oil shut off and cast iron sleeve
- 1.8 gal tank provides 10hrs of run-time. Propane tank not included
- Equipped with PGMA G300 CO shutdown
- RV ready multi feature control panel with covered outlets
- Less than 3% Low THD-Clean power
- 5.5″ Heavy Duty Wheels and Folding Handle
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Buying refurbs from them is a total gamble; they will refurb a dead horse. Compression test? I highly doubt it. If they can get it started it goes out the door. Why? Because of costco returns policy...taking back anything after any amount of use/abuse, lack of break-in oil change, lack of oil changes at all, etc. etc.. Firman reclaims losses with this strategy.
Several times during the "storage service procedures", I opened a screw that let gas out near the carb. I hope that's enough to keep it un-gunked. Not sure if there's a way to vacuum the drops left in the tank out; I just tilted it until no gas flowed out.
I'm hoping that means 4000 starting and 3300 running?
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i have one and it is loud but I don't won't to upgrade if it is only slightly better
Several times during the "storage service procedures", I opened a screw that let gas out near the carb. I hope that's enough to keep it un-gunked. Not sure if there's a way to vacuum the drops left in the tank out; I just tilted it until no gas flowed out.
Use a gas stabilizer like Sta-Bil and/or E0 gas (NO ethanol, but hard to find and more expensive) to help minimize the issue.
If you do not run the generator regularly (like minumim 30 min every month), a gasoline stabilizer is a must.
An oil stabilizer is also a must for storage. All these are recommended in generator manuals.
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