Do you exercise your generator in the winter?
How many of you exercise your generator monthly during the winter? Obviously this only applies to those who have to winterize and store your unit... I bought my first RV right at the end of the se...
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Ok, as painfully as this is getting, let me make my point one last, and clearly, time.
Lots of companies make generators. Big companies, little companies, old companies and new companies.
Every one of those companies generators share two things; 1) they are powered by an internal combustion engine, and, 2) they have slip rings and contacts and such in the electrical side of them.
I cannot find ANY other company other than Onan that says they need to be 'exercised' on a monthly, or ANY, basis, yet they are remarkably similar in construction, both in regards to the engine and generator.
Am I the only one who thinks this is not because Onan just knows way more than every other manufacturer out there? Hello? McFly?
Lots of companies make generators. Big companies, little companies, old companies and new companies.
Every one of those companies generators share two things; 1) they are powered by an internal combustion engine, and, 2) they have slip rings and contacts and such in the electrical side of them.
I cannot find ANY other company other than Onan that says they need to be 'exercised' on a monthly, or ANY, basis, yet they are remarkably similar in construction, both in regards to the engine and generator.
Am I the only one who thinks this is not because Onan just knows way more than every other manufacturer out there? Hello? McFly?
