Are you doing anything different to prepare for the upcoming winter this year after what we all went thru last winter. I use United Cooperative for my electricity and they have gone up 26% per kWh since last winter due to the huge increase in natural gas. I have been looking at generators since last winter and finally pulled the trigger on a Champion generator a couple of weeks ago after finding a great deal on Amazon that only lasted a few days. Got one that runs on gas and propane. Probably gonna have an electrician wire it so I can run it thru my breaker box the correct and safe way. I got a 4750/3800-Watt generator that will give us enough to get by and will not consume as much fuel as a much larger one. I don`t anticipate the extreme cold that we had last year by no means, but our electrical grid situation sucks and an ice storm could be just as bad as last year. Now is the time to prepare. The same generator I got 2 weeks ago has a 1-2 month lead time today and is 200 dollars higher.
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Originally posted by Man View PostDumb Question: How long will a couple of full 20lb propane tanks sit for? Do they even go bad?
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Originally posted by Man View PostDumb Question: How long will a couple of full 20lb propane tanks sit for? Do they even go bad?
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Originally posted by IowaHunter View PostCurious why the February event is the new norm.
They called for lots of hurricanes and it was an easy season in Houston.
I know I could have been a little more prepared. I **** sure paid more for a cord of wood than whats being quoted in that other thread.
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Originally posted by Geezy Rider View PostNot changing a thing. I was prepared then and nothings changed now. We were just fine last winter.
We did fine last year also, but we had rolling blackouts every 45 minutes or so and the longest we did without power was 1.5 hours. I had several friends that had no power for 4 or more days. That`s where you start having problems and what I am preparing for with a generator.
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