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Jul 4, 2026 6:55 PM

DuroMax XP13000HX 500cc 13000W Starting / 10500W Running Dual Fuel Portable Generator w/ Electric Start $999 + Free Shipping

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Lowe's [lowes.com] has DuroMax XP13000HX 500cc 13000W Starting / 10500W Running Dual Fuel Portable Generator w/ Electric Start on sale for $999.00. Shipping is free.

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  • Fuel: Dual fuel (gasoline or propane)
  • Starting wattage: 13,000W
  • Running wattage: 10,500W
  • Engine: 500cc OHV DuroMax with all-copper windings
  • Start method: Electric push-button start
  • CO Alert Technology: Automatically shuts down if unsafe carbon monoxide levels detected
  • Digital multimeter control center
  • Front-facing fuel interface for quick fuel-type switching
  • Outlets: 4x 120V GFCI household, 1x 120V 30A, 1x 120/240V 30A twist-lock, 1x 120/240V 50A heavy-duty (transfer switch ready)
  • Individual circuit breakers for each outlet
  • Idle control and low-oil sensor
  • Portable design with wheels and handle
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Lowe's [lowes.com] has DuroMax XP13000HX 500cc 13000W Starting / 10500W Running Dual Fuel Portable Generator w/ Electric Start on sale for $999.00. Shipping is free.

Product Details:
  • Fuel: Dual fuel (gasoline or propane)
  • Starting wattage: 13,000W
  • Running wattage: 10,500W
  • Engine: 500cc OHV DuroMax with all-copper windings
  • Start method: Electric push-button start
  • CO Alert Technology: Automatically shuts down if unsafe carbon monoxide levels detected
  • Digital multimeter control center
  • Front-facing fuel interface for quick fuel-type switching
  • Outlets: 4x 120V GFCI household, 1x 120V 30A, 1x 120/240V 30A twist-lock, 1x 120/240V 50A heavy-duty (transfer switch ready)
  • Individual circuit breakers for each outlet
  • Idle control and low-oil sensor
  • Portable design with wheels and handle

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Jul 4, 2026 7:51 PM
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FeistyFriction3432Jul 4, 2026 7:51 PM
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Is this the one i want to park in my garage to be hero during a power outage? I feel like propane is easier to deal with and I'll always have 2-3 tanks for the bbq etc on hand so that should get me through a day.
Jul 4, 2026 8:21 PM
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keesterdogJul 4, 2026 8:21 PM
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If you are not familiar with portable generators then you have a lot of reading to do. This generator will likely be able to run your entire house. However, if you want to do that, you will need to have some type of transfer switch also. If your garage is physically connected to your house, you will need to move it outside when needed as well. If it is detached you will at least need to run the exhaust outside and then only if the garage is not occupied by anything that breathes. There is also the possibility of needing an inverter type generator for electronic devices if you wish to use those as well. Many newer appliances may fall into this catagory. I personally have a similar gennerator that runs most of my home. It does not get along with the UPS setups for a couple of computers, everything else runs fine. Regardless, you really need to determine how much power you actually need. A generator too large will not be very fuel efficient. If it is too small you could possibily damage what is connected to it.
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Quote from keesterdog View quoted comment :
If you are not familiar with portable generators then you have a lot of reading to do. This generator will likely be able to run your entire house. However, if you want to do that, you will need to have some type of transfer switch also. If your garage is physically connected to your house, you will need to move it outside when needed as well. If it is detached you will at least need to run the exhaust outside and then only if the garage is not occupied by anything that breathes. There is also the possibility of needing an inverter type generator for electronic devices if you wish to use those as well. Many newer appliances may fall into this catagory. I personally have a similar gennerator that runs most of my home. It does not get along with the UPS setups for a couple of computers, everything else runs fine. Regardless, you really need to determine how much power you actually need. A generator too large will not be very fuel efficient. If it is too small you could possibily damage what is connected to it.
Excellent advice
Jul 12, 2026 1:40 AM
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ThriftyWater9111Jul 12, 2026 1:40 AM
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Quote from keesterdog View quoted comment :
If you are not familiar with portable generators then you have a lot of reading to do. This generator will likely be able to run your entire house. However, if you want to do that, you will need to have some type of transfer switch also. If your garage is physically connected to your house, you will need to move it outside when needed as well. If it is detached you will at least need to run the exhaust outside and then only if the garage is not occupied by anything that breathes. There is also the possibility of needing an inverter type generator for electronic devices if you wish to use those as well. Many newer appliances may fall into this catagory. I personally have a similar gennerator that runs most of my home. It does not get along with the UPS setups for a couple of computers, everything else runs fine. Regardless, you really need to determine how much power you actually need. A generator too large will not be very fuel efficient. If it is too small you could possibily damage what is connected to it.
Ty. What else do you recommend?

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