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Location: United StatesMember since: 02 Dec, 2001

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DuroMax XP4850EH Hybrid Portable Dual Fuel Propane / Gas Camping RV Generator

29 Nov, 2017

Great generator, and versatile.

I have used this generator in many ways. During power outages, it has enough power to run my well, furnace, lights, internet. I have propane furnace, and stove. I had my propane company run a second line from my tank so I can let it run without having to fill with gasoline, or change portable propane tanks. I wired a connection into my home, so outdoors next to generator, I can just hook up the 220V connection, flip a couple breakers, and I am good to go. Many generators under 5000W don't have a 220 volt output, just a 110 volt output. This has both 110 and 220. I also use this camping. It powers my camper without any problems. Propane allows me to not have to carry gasoline to camp. I built a pole barn this year. It powered my air compressor for the air powered nail gun just fine. It also was enough power to run the cement mixer for the footings, etc. I have read a couple reviews on here saying people have had trouble getting it to run on either gas, or propane. I can only suspect they didn't read all the directions. If you have been using one fuel type, and change to the other, you have to do some things, like turn the gasoline valve. You also have to use the choke properly. And when hooking up propane, you can't use a propane bottle that already has a regulator on it. This unit has its own pressure regulator, and has to be direct to the bottle. Also, another important thing is when switching to propane, you need to "bleed" or "prime" the line by pressing bleed valve on top of the regulator on generator. I have only had one issue with this generator. After about a year, the plastic gasoline line from tank to valve leaked. It was a simple repair to replace the line. I took the original line to auto parts store and got a piece of line the same size. Used properly, this is a great generator.

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