Dear Lee:
Given that a generator is called on in an emergency most of the time, I
would go for the best product out there, as any edge in reliability would be
desirable. The synthetics take less effort to keep them protecting your
engine. The costs would also be relatively low, as you would not be changing
that oil that frequently. It might be advisable to call the manufacturer of
your machine, as there may be a product designed for the engine which runs
infrequently, but which needs not to stutter when called upon.
Yours Truly,
Clifford Wilson
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From: Lee A. Stone
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 1:44 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] synthetic oil
Clifford, when you say "high performance" would you consider like a 6500
generator that might run for 8 hours a high performance engine. I am
also concerned of what I will put into this nearly new generator. I
think we have about 26 hours on it. that this machine will often set
for a month. then we run it just because to plug in a iron or
something to draw down energy. thanks Clifford and all who have added
to this thread regarding the alternative way to go. Lee
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