I bought this a couple months ago and put it together. Easy assembly. I ran it for about 20 minutes and it ran great. I stored it in an outside plastic storage shed for almost 2 months and decided to get it out to run it just to make sure it was good to go in case of an emergency. It started leaking gas immediately from the carburetor. Not sure what happened while it was sitting in a shed for 2 months...
I’ve had the generator two week and both weekends it was able to power my camper plus my campsite. you can pretty much do anything you want with this here’s the list stuff I was running at the same time: rooftop ac, fan, fridge, tv, Xbox was on the rv plug circuit 30A, then on the 20A circuit I had my campsite stuff: 100’ rope light, bug zapper, George Forman grill, outdoor sink water pump. I was able to run all these devices and for how quiet it is that’s impressive. The noise level is comparable to a normal 3000w/4000w generator which isn’t terrible and its able to run for a strong 13-14 hours overnight so it never dies on me. 4.7 gallon tank is pretty good also for how long it runs. It’s pretty light for how powerful it is also so overall I’m very impressed if you have a campsite/cabin and need to run the stuff I listed this is the generator for you
We bought this because we have an older model generator that we're not sure how much longer it'll be around, even though currently it still runs pretty good. But we didn't want to be left in the cold so to speak. One of the best features was the fact that it has the electric start so no more pulling on a cord, Unless you just want to lol! Hubby really loves the muffler system. Great big bonus it has the pug in already on the system to plug in the RV, no adapter needed! We are very happy!
Just got it unpacked and running. Test run with no load for 30 min. Everything ok so far except shipping container damage to the point where a couple of small wheel parts were missing. No big deal, available locally. More review to come later during hurricane season. Only three stars until it runs successfully under load.