Posted by Jim on January 9, 2011, 10:16 pm
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 08:48:31 -0800 (PST), Michael B
>The friend is in the deep south, so no concern about winter blizzards.
>So they want a 33hp genset that has been described as "Generac
>Junk" that typically doesn't start well.
>Sometimes it's better to give people what they think they want.
>>
>>
>> > Hi fellows;
>>
>> > I have a friend who is considering purchasing this 17.5 kw generator
>> > as a strictly standby unit for use during hurricanes here is South
>> > Louisiana. I asked him to find out who made the engine and he came
>> > back with service manual with GENERAC on the cover, but don't know if
>> > they make their own engines.
>>
>> > http://www.generatorsales.com/order/04341.asp?page=G04341
>>
>> > Could you guys give the pros and cons of this unit as you see it, as I
>> > would like to pass it along to him before he plunks down the money.
>> > He would be open to any suggestions as to other units, and he intends
>> > to run it on Natural Gas, as it is a tr-fuel engine, but it looks like
>> > the conversion was done at the dealer.
>>
>> Has he thought of how much it is going to cost per hour of operation, or
>> does it make any differance to him ? If cost is no object that is fine.
>> Also if using other fuels than the NG, does he intend on storing the other
>> fuel and how much storage capacity is he going to have ?
>>
>> I don't know the cost for NG but anyting you get over about 5 KW the cost
>> factor goes way up due to the ammount of fuel used.
Sir;
Can you please be plain, I asked you a civil question, and you give a
snotty answer. Do you know anything at all about generators? If so,
please advise just what is wrong with the generator. You don't even
know what brand it is, do you.
If you don't know shit, keep your mouth shut...
Posted by Michael B on January 10, 2011, 3:07 am
> On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 08:48:31 -0800 (PST), Michael B
> >The friend is in the deep south, so no concern about winter blizzards.
> >So they want a 33hp genset that has been described as "Generac
> >Junk" that typically doesn't start well.
> >Sometimes it's better to give people what they think they want.
> >> > Hi fellows;
> >> > I have a friend who is considering purchasing this 17.5 kw generator
> >> > as a strictly standby unit for use during hurricanes here is South
> >> > Louisiana. I asked him to find out who made the engine and he came
> >> > back with service manual with GENERAC on the cover, but don't know if
> >> > they make their own engines.
> >> >http://www.generatorsales.com/order/04341.asp?page=G04341
> >> > Could you guys give the pros and cons of this unit as you see it, as I
> >> > would like to pass it along to him before he plunks down the money.
> >> > He would be open to any suggestions as to other units, and he intends
> >> > to run it on Natural Gas, as it is a tr-fuel engine, but it looks like
> >> > the conversion was done at the dealer.
> >> Has he thought of how much it is going to cost per hour of operation, or
> >> does it make any differance to him ? If cost is no object that is fine.
> >> Also if using other fuels than the NG, does he intend on storing the other
> >> fuel and how much storage capacity is he going to have ?
> >> I don't know the cost for NG but anyting you get over about 5 KW the cost
> >> factor goes way up due to the ammount of fuel used.
> Sir;
> Can you please be plain, I asked you a civil question, and you give a
> snotty answer. Do you know anything at all about generators? If so,
> please advise just what is wrong with the generator. You don't even
> know what brand it is, do you.
> If you don't know shit, keep your mouth shut...
Umm, are you talking to me or someone else?
And if me, I suggest that you increase your medication.
http://www.homerepairforum.com/forum/electrical/6380-generac-generators.htm=
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Posted by Josepi on January 10, 2011, 3:14 am
Sounds just like you sometimes...LOL
Umm, are you talking to me or someone else?
And if me, I suggest that you increase your medication.
http://www.homerepairforum.com/forum/electrical/6380-generac-generators.html
Posted by The Ghost in The Machine on January 10, 2011, 6:53 am
> Sounds just like you sometimes...LOL
> Umm, are you talking to me or someone else?
> And if me, I suggest that you increase your medication.http://www.homerepairforum.com/forum/electrical/6380-generac-generato ...
JOSEPITRI WHY DO YOU ENCOURAGE HIM?..IT IS NOT FUNNY AT ALL.
PATECUM
Posted by Josepi on January 9, 2011, 4:51 pm
NG may be expensive to just sit there hooked up and ready to go 24/7 x 365
per year. We pay about $0 per month to just look at it and then add usage
after.
If you intend on getting it connected and running during a disaster I would
think again.
Has he thought of how much it is going to cost per hour of operation, or
does it make any differance to him ? If cost is no object that is fine.
Also if using other fuels than the NG, does he intend on storing the other
fuel and how much storage capacity is he going to have ?
I don't know the cost for NG but anyting you get over about 5 KW the cost
factor goes way up due to the ammount of fuel used.
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>So they want a 33hp genset that has been described as "Generac
>Junk" that typically doesn't start well.
>Sometimes it's better to give people what they think they want.
>>
>>
>> > Hi fellows;
>>
>> > I have a friend who is considering purchasing this 17.5 kw generator
>> > as a strictly standby unit for use during hurricanes here is South
>> > Louisiana. I asked him to find out who made the engine and he came
>> > back with service manual with GENERAC on the cover, but don't know if
>> > they make their own engines.
>>
>> > http://www.generatorsales.com/order/04341.asp?page=G04341
>>
>> > Could you guys give the pros and cons of this unit as you see it, as I
>> > would like to pass it along to him before he plunks down the money.
>> > He would be open to any suggestions as to other units, and he intends
>> > to run it on Natural Gas, as it is a tr-fuel engine, but it looks like
>> > the conversion was done at the dealer.
>>
>> Has he thought of how much it is going to cost per hour of operation, or
>> does it make any differance to him ? If cost is no object that is fine.
>> Also if using other fuels than the NG, does he intend on storing the other
>> fuel and how much storage capacity is he going to have ?
>>
>> I don't know the cost for NG but anyting you get over about 5 KW the cost
>> factor goes way up due to the ammount of fuel used.
Sir;