I've never owned a generator before, so I want to clarify something. Under fuel it says Oil/Gas mix. Will this take unleaded gasoline?
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You can use unleaded gas BUT you have to add the proper ratio of an approved oil into the unleaded gas.
1038683
mr Sherwood this can be used for any type of gasoline and does a great gob. I would order a nother one. I don't used it with oil. I have a electric pump. but this is the best I ever used. I hope I anser your questing bob
712907
NG takes a different fuel to air ratio then LPG you would have to make some kind of modification to the carburetor. This generator has an unregulated voltage output and is the worst product I have ever bought from Amazon. I got my money back.
1889274
The generator listed #56352 is a gas unit. No oil mixing with gas. It runs on regular.
17129
A lot of smaller engines like generators just have a plastic oil plug on the bottom side, sometimes there's a dip stick attached if so full to the full mark if there is not you fill until you see oil but make sure it's on level ground.
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Add a gas stablilizer to the gas.....sea foam is a great additive ! Once a month stRt up the generator and plug something into it and let it run about 5 mins. You don't need to drain gas if you use a stabilizer .....if you don't, keep tank topped off.
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I don't think it can, I'm not 100% sure. Why don't you try the generac website. I do know that the smaller generator does come propane ready, BUT I recall reading that it will run 4.5 hrs at half load on a 20 lb cylinder or propane. That is the same size your gas grill uses. I don't know where you live but here in penna that costs me 15 dollars to fill that cylinder. So I'm not sure why you would want propane over Gas. I'm quite happy with my 8000 gas and will continue to use it. Hope this helps answer your question.
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The chlorine you add burns off anyways so there is no issue of using the generator. I startedmid season a couple years ago and love the thing. mmy only other suggestion is to make sure you get the salt level right at 3000 parts per million don't go higher than that or it will taste salty. make sure you know how many gallons are in the pool and then go to a pool supply place and have them do the calculations for how much salt you'll need
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Use regular unleaded fuel 87 octane,do not mix oil with gas.Oil goes separate in the crankcase, oil type 5W30.
2160040
To ensure that the generator runs smoothly use only FRESH, UNLEADED GAS WITH ANOCTANE RATING OF 87 OR HIGHER
2021705
Regular gas works fine, you do not need to mix on this mower this is a 4 cycle engine. The mower comes with an octane enhancer (packet) and I added it for the first couple fill-ups, but it is not needed. I've been using it for about a year and it starts with the first pull. Remember to change the oil at the start of every season.
881775
I use unleaded 87 octane. It has a 3.96 gal. tank, the manual advises the owner to use 'only UNLEADED gasoline with an octane rating of 87 or higher.'
1537528
No, oil and gasoline are not in the motor. The manual will indicate which weight of regular oil is best. Once the oil and gasoline are in the motor, everything else should be ready. Mine started right up.
1298501
I mix 13 ounces of 2-cycle oil to 5 gallons of gasoline. I use regular octane fuel (the cheapest available). Here's some more information to insure the generator performs as long as possible for you. 1) Always start the generator with the choke on. The rich fuel mixture will keep it from back-firing (which will wear or break the starter dog in the pull rope assembly). Take off the choke after it starts. Use the choke to start it even if it is warmed up. Rule of thumb, never pull the starter rope without the choke being on. 2) When you shut off the generator, shut it down by shutting off the fuel supply. Let the generator burn the last of the fuel out of the carburetor bowl. This will keep the carburetor from lacquering inside (which would eventually clog the carburetor). I run these all the time as I am off grid (I'm using one right now). I have over 3,000 hours on one of them and it is still perfectly functional. These are great generators.
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You could, but it would take a little doing...you didn't really offer enough info to say for sure. You'd need to tap in to the fuel line just after the main fuel petcock. If I were to do what you are attempting, I'd add a 2nd petcock on a custom mount with a "Y" tube adapter after it, then tie the existing petcock outlet into the Y..otherwise you could inadvertently spill your RV fuel into the generator tank and overflow it, spilling your RV fuel. I wouldn't suggest using any kind of fuel pump with it either - I'd suggest you stay as it's designed and use good ol' gravity...so your RV fuel will need to be higher than the petcock on the generator.
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No this is a four cycle engine, so you do not have to mix it. It takes separate oil and gas.
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It's not recommend . I was told by the company to use an Ethanol treatment in the gas. This generator you do not mix oil in the gas . That means it needs oil put in it .