NWI Ingo General Post part 15

[Snapdragon]

I've got a bad tire sensor too.

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[2A_Tom]

Snap, do you know that you can change the taptalk sig line?

 

[chef larry]

 

[jedi]

ice.. ice...

 

[Snapdragon]

Snap, do you know that you can change the taptalk sig line?

No, but probably don't care enough to do it since a hardly ever post from my phone. I'll look into it, thanks.

 

[chef larry]

One day closer to spring.

 

[mmpsteve]

Looking at whole-house backup generators. Any brand recommendations, pro or con?

 

[jedi]

where u live?
town??

 

[mmpsteve]

where u live?
town??

You talkin to me? Cedartucky. The civilized part.

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[jedi]

ak ok south of us30 where it does make more sense.
im sure melesdad will come n say a tri-fue type.

 

[repeter1977]

Morning all. South Shore is running again. Was out yesterday until like noon. Roads were fun and filled with the best drivers. Seriously surprised there wasn't way more accidents.

 

[Ballstater98]

Looking at whole-house backup generators. Any brand recommendations, pro or con?

Most folks I know with one own Generac and are quite happy with it. Generac Power Systems - Backup Power for Your Home with Generac Home Generators

 

[Snapdragon]

We have a Briggs and Stratton generator now... have had it a couple years. No complaints. Cheaper and smaller footprint than the Generac that we had.

 

[jedi]

n now u have jinx yourself.
in terms of generator what you are really buying is the motor.
u want a good quality motor.

 

[2A_Tom]

Generac is good. Just be sure that you secure it in a cage. They tend to disappear.

 

[KLB]

Looking at whole-house backup generators. Any brand recommendations, pro or con?

We have a Generac with an ATS. We chose to get one big enough to run everything, since without power we can't do much of anything.

It is now around 6 years old and we have had no issues with it.

When I was looking initially, I was leaning toward Kohler. They didn't have near as many installers around though. Generac is easier to get support for. Plus we ended up getting it installed by someone we knew.

 

[mmpsteve]

Generac is good. Just be sure that you secure it in a cage. They tend to disappear.

I did say I was in the civilized part of Cedartucky, but you're point is noted.

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[2A_Tom]

I did say I was in the civilized part of Cedartucky, but you're point is noted.

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You are right, most thieves go to the slums to steal their backup generators.

 

[mmpsteve]

We have a Generac with an ATS. We chose to get one big enough to run everything, since without power we can't do much of anything.

It is now around 6 years old and we have had no issues with it.

When I was looking initially, I was leaning toward Kohler. They didn't have near as many installers around though. Generac is easier to get support for. Plus we ended up getting it installed by someone we knew.

My thoughts are the same as what you did, and I have a good client that does Generac, that I should probably recipricate with my business. I was initially thinking Kohler too, based on the motor, but if Generac is solid, I'll most likely go that route. You read good and bad about every brand, hence my question. Read good things about the briggs&stratton also.

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[mmpsteve]

You are right, most thieves go to the slums to steal their backup generators.

I see what you did there . Hopefully, you don't live in uncivilized cedartucky? I do have great neighbors, and we keep our eyes open to help each other.

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