Portable Generators

[White Falcon]

Looking for a portable generator around 7500 to 9500 running watts. Anyone use a, Duro Max or a Westinghouse or a Briggs?
Any other suggestions?

[Boar Stalker]

We were looking at Hondas 2 years ago at True Value when the sales associate told us to check out Powerhorse. So we did and bought 2 and have been really happy with performance and price.

[BrandonH]

Never used those 3, but have a Rigid & a Champion. I'd recommend both, but for cost & sheer dependability the Champion has been much better than expected.

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[sailor]

Might get one, with dual fuel...……...

[tps7742]

Take into account the gas usage along with reliability of course when considering a generator. After living in the Houston area for almost 35 years finding gas at times could be a challenge. The circumstances I am making reference to is emergency situations mainly.

[Louis]

Bought a generac 9350/7500 4 years ago. Never a problem. They bout a grand but worth the money

[Passafist]

I have a dual fuel Champion and haven’t put gas in it. Propane only, there are 2 drawbacks 1 lower running watts 2- starting it can be finicky at times

[whakm]

Bought a generac 9350/7500 4 years ago. Never a problem. They bout a grand but worth the money

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Have had my generac for app 10 years. Not one problem,runs great.

[tex4k]

We've had several brands we used for running hybrid poly tools, (Oilfield heavy use daily), nothing lasted more than a year, Honda and Briggs lasted the longest. Go with the best you got the coin for, had some brands that wouldn't last a month!

[White Falcon]

Been think about Briggs, but no electric start in my watt range.