Champion Power Equipment Fulfillment 3500/4000 Watt Portable Gas Generator
Priced: $379.99
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Champion Power Equipment Fulfillment 3500/4000 Watt Portable Gas Generator - Quiet, lightweight and portable, this Portable Gas Generator provides power for campsites, RVs, cabins and other remote locations. Champion 196cc OHV engine with cast iron sleeve will run 12 hours on a full tank of gas at 50% load. EPA/CARB approved for sale in 50 states. Commercial grade parts provide long life and consistent performance. Overhead valves and electronic ignition offer easy starting and efficient combustion, providing high fuel economy and low emissions. Low oil sensor prevents engine damage and automatic decompression for easy starting.
• Fuel Tank: 4.0 Gallon.
• Running Hours: 12 at 50% load.
• 196cc OHV Engine.
• Noise level: 68 dB
• Recoil Start.
• 120V Twistlock L5-30R
• 120V RV Receptacle TT30R
• 120V Outlet 5-20R
• Voltmeter.
• Push-to-reset Circuit Breaker
• Fuel Tank: 4.0 Gallon.
• Running Hours: 12 at 50% load.
• 196cc OHV Engine.
• Noise level: 68 dB
• Recoil Start.
• 120V Twistlock L5-30R
• 120V RV Receptacle TT30R
• 120V Outlet 5-20R
• Voltmeter.
• Push-to-reset Circuit Breaker
Sleeves:
- 196cc OHV engine with cast iron sleeve
Features:
- EPA/CARB approved for sale in 50 states
- Easy starting and efficient combustion
- High fuel economy and low emissions
- Runs 12 hours on a full tank of gas at 50% load
Champion Power Equipment Fulfillment 3500/4000 Watt Portable Gas Generator Reviews:
Reviews:
GOOD PURCHASE
I never had my own generator, so I couldn't give 5 stars for lack of expirience. But, I have to say that, ironically, I needed to use this generator the first month I had it due to power loss. Used it for 4 days in two main rooms of the house and powered my chest freezer, (2) 36" tube style TVs w/ Sat. boxes, lights 1 window A/C. I would turn off the A/C to use the microwave and/or toaster oven as needed. The unit is quiet and uses LESS gas then advertized. The 4 gal. tank lasted 1.5 days with all the above hooked up. Fridge food went into coolers, as the compressor switching off and on was a strain and did stall the unit. But, if I had less hooked up it would have been no problem. I added a small slab of wood with 4 caster wheels as a dolly. Moves easily, I wouldn't buy the wheel kit unless you plan to use it outside camping ect. By the way this unit periodically goes on sale for [$], Thats when I got mine. Put the cash saved towards an excellent warranty/replacement plan.
Can't go wrong
I purchased a Champion Generator about 5 years ago.I did a little research and bought it anyway. This generator has seen it all. Deer season running a cabin in Wis. to Northen Minn. fishing shack in -35 below zero. The only problem I have had was starting it while fishing in Minn while it was -35 below. With synthatic oil it still started hard but did. I did not leave it warm up enough before letting it run wide open. So cold the oil pushed out the Crankcase oil seal part way. Leaked oil until fixed it. tore it down and pushed seal back in place and have run for 3 years since than with no problems. Old gas will present a problem running my RV air conditioner. Fresh gas, no problem. It runs about 100 hours per year. 5 years and counting, cheap electric source.
very good product for the money.
great price and seams very well built.started on second pull.little on the heavy side 120lbs empty.wheel kit was inside box thought that was an extra.will give it a work out this weekend when i go hunting.