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I guess it just depends on what you need in a major power outage (not counting when the power is out for a couple of hours due to a drunk driver hitting a pole), for me any long outage is going to likely be the result of a hurricane (I am 90 miles inland on the evacuation route, so even when we...

I guess it depends on which version of the MEP-016 your looking for, as there are 5 or 6 depending on how you count them, I have seen all for sale on GL with out trailers, in fact most I have seen listed were without trailer, probably due to their relatively light weight 300-525 pounds depending...

Speddmon: I agree the wording could have been better, but I was in a rush to type it before leaving the house. Rmgill: There was a rather long message thread over at smokstak about the Niagra 25 hz grid last winter, as I recall it was finally shut down a couple of years ago. Ike

It sounds to me like the big question mark on your power demands is going to be the electric? water heater. Briefly looking online they seem to be offered in both 120V and 240V models with power consumption between 1500 watts and 4000 watts on a fast recovery unit. Hopefully yours is a 120V...

I am not saying my luck is typical, but I have bought 3 generators from GL. A low hour 125KW Onan Civilian model for work, $4,000 needed simple repair to get running (replaced engine control circuit board $300 , and clean some ground points) typical cost for same model in similar condition...

If your having to ask the 60 Hz question, then there are a lot of information you need and decisions you need to make before shopping for a generator particularly a military surplus unit with limited parts availability and no commercial service support. What fuel is best in your situation (most...