they work well but not long. What you need is a Honda EU1000 generator to power your planer. They are silent and sip fuel. You will not be able to hear it above the sound of the planer. The generator you are using eats gas and is loud. It has more capacity than you need.
thanks. Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while. The little $99 Nikon does a good job for what it is. The optical zoom gets with the program. The killdeer goes into wounded bird mode if you get close. Very convincing.
I dunno...I have only had mine for 25 years...I have done nothing but add gas and change the oil. I used mine a lot last year powering drills and saws building a rather large cow barn. It still has the original spark plug.
You look tucker out John! Nothing like reflecting on the day after a hard days work.
I have customers with EU2000's that run them for 2000 hrs a year. Some are several years old.
It was a medley, pineapple, peach and strawberries.
I could only get a year out of the eu1000 and 2000 ,but this ex2500 just keeping running 24/7. The eu's are great on fuel though.
I have not used mine 24/7. Probably only 100 hours per year. Probably only 2500 hours. It will most likely outlive me. It is one of the most satisfying tools I have purchased. It was a little expensive but it kept my motor home charged up and warm when it was 20 below zero. That is worth a lot.
Black Bear climbs transmission tower to raid Ravens nest in wood Buffalo national park.
