does the starting battery come with this generator "DuroStar 4400 Watt Quiet Portable Electric Start RV Gas Power Camping Generator"
514643
Yes. Awesome generator. My very first and it started up right up with a simple turn of a key.
514644
yes and this is a great bargin it starts easy also great mobility with the wheels.
514645
yes it does I think the only thing you need to do is put Oil in it and start it up that is after you unpack it.
514646
Yes, it does. I love mine. I'm a single mom and love to take my son rustic camping. I took the generator out of the box. The directions were great. It turned over on the first try. I've used it to run my small RV for one season with no problems, AC and all. I highly recommend.
142535
Yes it does along with a starter batter with it. The battery lasts pretty long too.
1471242
No it does not. I just got a cheap battery powered one from coleman, works like a champ.
174696
No, the solenoid is separate and mounted beneath the battery on the firewall. Do not buy a starter with the solenoid attached.
1263871
No - you need to get it separate and they are kind of expensive, I ordered this one: "Reliance Controls PC3040 40-Feet 30-Amp L14-30 Generator Power Cord for Up to 7500-Watt Generators" it was $100 but everything works perfect now so its kind of worth the extra money.
1853663
No it is not electric start, it has a pull cord that is pretty easy to use, and the generator only needs two to three pulls to get it running.
1541971
No, we purchased a small electric motor at Gander Mountain. You will need to buy the battery for the motor as well...
1681452
Yes it is. It's quiet for a home generator, but way too loud for camping. Yamaha and Honda power inverters are the quietest, but pretty expensive.
1704497
No it does not, it starts in 1 or 2 pulls and it is very easy to pull. I feel that the electric start ones are not worth it unless you use it often. If you need this unit for emergency use only, most likely the battery will be dead when you need it unless you keep a trickle charge on it. Hope this helps.
1899257
The battery for the diesel generator has to be purchased by you separately. The specifications for the battery are in the generator so to ensure the correct one is purchased. Hope this helps, and let us know if you have any further questions.
370268
Some generators come with the ability to charge your 12VDC battery directly instead of powering another source to do it. In most RV's, the converter charges the battery as well as provides the power to the coach. This generator charges 8 amps to the battery directly, if you connect the charger. You will need to determine if the best charging source is from the generator or from another source like a converter.
529513
Yes it does. Battery and charger are included. The blower is fine for small jobs. Not like a gas one for sure.
1753857
Sorry. I don't remember but the one I ordered defineitely fixed the problem with poor starting.
547265
No. You will need to purchase a 1.5 ampere battery "float" charger (also known as a "battery tender") that provides a trickle charge to the battery to keep it charged and conditioned. Several models are available on Amazon and are reasonably priced. (Of course, you can always use the manual pull start at any time.) I have used mine since Hurricane Irene and it has performed flawlessly with the battery used with the Champion generator. I would also suggest you ensure that the battery floater has features that automatically adjusts for variations in temperature so that it doesn't under or overcharge and has a "conditioner" or "maintainer" feature that keeps batteries free of sulfate build-up. No. You will need to purchase a 1.5 ampere battery "float" charger (also known as a "battery tender") that provides a trickle charge to the battery to keep it charged and conditioned. Several models are available on Amazon and are reasonably priced. (Of course, you can always use the manual pull start at any time.) I have used mine since Hurricane Irene and it has performed flawlessly with the battery used with the Champion generator. I would also suggest you ensure that the battery floater has features that automatically adjusts for variations in temperature so that it... » Read More No. You will need to purchase a 1.5 ampere battery "float" charger (also known as a "battery tender") that provides a trickle charge to the battery to keep it charged and conditioned. Several models are available on Amazon and are reasonably priced. (Of course, you can always use the manual pull start at any time.) I have used mine since Hurricane Irene and it has performed flawlessly with the battery used with the Champion generator. I would also suggest you ensure that the battery floater has features that automatically adjusts for variations in temperature so that it doesn't under or overcharge and has a "conditioner" or "maintainer" feature that keeps batteries free of sulfate build-up. « Show Less
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Yes it has electric start with a charged battery included, and a manual pull start backup.
1100059
Yes, I bought this as a replacement for a Honda Generator Start battery. Exact fit.
49445
Yes. It has a programable battery selection process during start up. Sealed or wet.