Happy Stormy Hump Day - Page 2

cd34 · 2005-05-18, 01:53 PM

Linkster, Cleo showed me this one the other day.

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...30910868302498

While I prefer Briggs and Stratton over Techumsuh, parts are readily available for either at most small engine shops. Note that is a 5000 with a 6250 surge rating, not a 6250 as the advertising might indicate. The ones at Publix are listed as the running watts rating rather than the surge. The Publix one is a 5500/8500.

This is the one our local Publix is selling:
http://shop.briggsandstratton.com/BS...6-C26D44D17EC3

Depending on the duty cycle, it might be worth $500 for a generator that you will get 60-100 hours of use out of without question.

Of course, up here we have 6.5% tax. Cleo, I'll run by there again and see if they still have them.

2005-05-18, 01:53 PM	#26
cd34 a.k.a. Sparky Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: West Palm Beach, FL, USA Posts: 2,396	Linkster, Cleo showed me this one the other day. http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...30910868302498 While I prefer Briggs and Stratton over Techumsuh, parts are readily available for either at most small engine shops. Note that is a 5000 with a 6250 surge rating, not a 6250 as the advertising might indicate. The ones at Publix are listed as the running watts rating rather than the surge. The Publix one is a 5500/8500. This is the one our local Publix is selling: http://shop.briggsandstratton.com/BS...6-C26D44D17EC3 Depending on the duty cycle, it might be worth $500 for a generator that you will get 60-100 hours of use out of without question. Of course, up here we have 6.5% tax. Cleo, I'll run by there again and see if they still have them. __________________ SnapReplay.com a different way to share photos - iPhone & Android