3000W Chinese Gensets Info.
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Pep Boys can be very confused. For those that are interested, the $249 price and $20 rebate for the Eliminator 3000 with "through April 2nd" and NO limitations such as "supply on hand" is on a 8 1/2x11 "Grand ReOpening" placard with the notation in the bottom right corner of 10025-78 US.
The *other* Chinese genset they were carrying, Nikota, does appear to have gone out of business but Elim ( http://www.eliminternational.com - Generator section is down the page a bit and in Red) is still around.
Be that as it may, does anyone have experience with the Coleman Powermate 3750 ? Looks like all it has are two 110v outlets and it does not mention a db rating. Am also not sure how they can get a 3750 rating with a 5.5 hp motor.
Have been looking a bit further into the Coleman - user's manual says:
"A & B. 120 V, 20 Ampere Duplex Receptacle
This duplex is split so that 20 amps of current may be drawn from each half of the receptacle. However, total power drawn must be kept within nameplate ratings." - (3000 watts continuous ?). Motor appears to be a Tecumseh OHH55 5.5 hp OHV which seems a bit small for the rating. Should this be in a different thread of "American Generators" ?
The *other* Chinese genset they were carrying, Nikota, does appear to have gone out of business but Elim ( http://www.eliminternational.com - Generator section is down the page a bit and in Red) is still around.
Be that as it may, does anyone have experience with the Coleman Powermate 3750 ? Looks like all it has are two 110v outlets and it does not mention a db rating. Am also not sure how they can get a 3750 rating with a 5.5 hp motor.
Have been looking a bit further into the Coleman - user's manual says:
"A & B. 120 V, 20 Ampere Duplex Receptacle
This duplex is split so that 20 amps of current may be drawn from each half of the receptacle. However, total power drawn must be kept within nameplate ratings." - (3000 watts continuous ?). Motor appears to be a Tecumseh OHH55 5.5 hp OHV which seems a bit small for the rating. Should this be in a different thread of "American Generators" ?
