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FIRMAN Power Equipment via eBay has
FIRMAN 3200/4000W 30A Electric Start Dual Fuel Inverter Generator (WH03242F; Certified Refurbished) for $389.99 - $78 w/ coupon code
FALL20OFF =
$311.99.
Shipping is free.
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tunabreath for finding 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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That said, campground campers PLEASE LEAVE THEM HOME home when you go camping in a campground. Boondocking, fine, whatever. But if you're in a rustic, no power, no flush toilets forest service campground with lots of tent campers, please show some restraint. And if you absolutely have to turn it on (I dunno, maybe you need to charge your cpap battery?), do it for like an hour max.
I was just camping over the weekend and someone had this brand and was proud of it. They spent the whole weekend inside their trailer (beautiful weather, low 70s, no bugs!) and ran this nearly nonstop. Why?
I know it says only 57db, but there's more to it than just volume. At least in a natural setting. Close to it, it seemed quietish on the surface but we were aware of it running all over the campground. Even 20 feet from a loud mountain stream, you could sense the drone. Would it bother me in my neighborhood if I knew people were without power? Heck no. But in the woods? Skip it.
Thank you for listening to my rant.
Nice find.
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Started with my primary fridge, had a slight stumble and stalled, but may not have been warmed up. Went back out, restarted generator and it energized the fridge circuit, no problem. Then I proceeded to add the garage fridge which also has a soda machine (so 3 fridge/freezers), kitchen outlets (computer and small items), garage doors, furnace fan and the circuit with my router. All came up, generator ran smoothly, was surprised! I thought I might have to alternate fridges, but I know at least 2 were running, possibly 3. Very impressed. I think I paid over $500 for mine back with a Costco deal, but it did what it needed to do. Of course, after being out for several hours, I restored power with the generator and after 10 minutes of running, power came back on. I let it run for another 20 minutes and it was fine and then I switch all circuits back. The computer didn't even power off cutting back to the grid. Next project is to just store the generator out near the plug in some type of generator house so I don't have to drag it across the yard in possibly inclement weather or snow.
Seems like a steal for just over $300 so long as the refurb is good.
I also use it for camping and run the AC overnight. Has worked well.
Note: It does NOT come with the oil, funnel, link cables or wrench. It only comes with the propane connector / valve and comes in a generic cardboard box marked "Refurbished".
6113 sold
More than 10 available
Why/How do they have so many refurbs?
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That said, campground campers PLEASE LEAVE THEM HOME home when you go camping in a campground. Boondocking, fine, whatever. But if you're in a rustic, no power, no flush toilets forest service campground with lots of tent campers, please show some restraint. And if you absolutely have to turn it on (I dunno, maybe you need to charge your cpap battery?), do it for like an hour max.
I was just camping over the weekend and someone had this brand and was proud of it. They spent the whole weekend inside their trailer (beautiful weather, low 70s, no bugs!) and ran this nearly nonstop. Why?
I know it says only 57db, but there's more to it than just volume. At least in a natural setting. Close to it, it seemed quietish on the surface but we were aware of it running all over the campground. Even 20 feet from a loud mountain stream, you could sense the drone. Would it bother me in my neighborhood if I knew people were without power? Heck no. But in the woods? Skip it.
Thank you for listening to my rant.
Not sure about your use case. If you need full 25 gal it probably means the genny is somewhere far away from a gas station or the gas station near it won't operate during the outage. Then I would use propane instead.
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