68db generator
I made the jump last night because the price is to good to pass up. If it is a little noisy for the trailer it will work just fine as a back up in my shop. Home Depot has a Sportsman 4000W propane g...
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hawkeye-08 wrote:2oldman wrote:randallb wrote:That's very considerate of you. I'm sure everyone will ignore the noise and congratulate you on your wise purchase.
$299 for 4000Ws of propane powered generator is worth annoying the neighbors if I find myself at a WallyWorld.
Congrats on the nice purchase, I appreciate folks that live within their means. Sometimes we have to make choices with our money and can't have the quietest or nicest generator. I much rather see a family enjoying what they have than folks with fancy rigs and best of everything, but not being able to enjoy it because they can't afford it..
WELL SAID!
Sadly around here many folks seem to make rather quick harsh and unjustifiable judgements due to the perceived noise pollution that might offend them..
Yes, it is not a "Honda" but they are rather amazing quiet for what they are.
To force folks into the idea that they must make a choice of spending $1000 or more for a gen just so the few on this forum are not offended (which they most likely will never meet the person that started this thread) is just plain silly.
Not everyone is going to use their gen in a official campground and we as fellow campers should take that into consideration..
Honestly, I would rather listen to the gen the OP bought right beside my trailer instead of a built in Onan gen in a motorhome several campsites away. Those built in gens are no quieter than the gen the OP bought and in fact the gen the OP bought IS quieter than MOST built in gens..
Perhaps those who judge these gens should jump all over everyone with a built in gen :R
