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$1,000.00
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VenmoOnan Generator for propane. This is an awesome off grid opportunity for someone with a cabin to run electricity where power lines currently do not run. This generator has been in my family for about 30 years. If I remember my history right, it was one of many backup generators at a hospital and eventually they needed to upgrade. My family bought it and installed it inside a shed and ran our cabin power off of it until we recently upgraded to solar. We thought we would keep this as a backup to the solar panels but we haven't ran it since and the shed it is in needs to be torn down so we wanted this to go to someone who could use it more than us. About the only maintenance we've had to do is replace a fly wheel which should last another 30 years and then the distributor rotor and cap needs changing every now and then. There are generator enthusiasts out there that thing these generators are the best for off grid living. This generator is up on the back side of Monte Cristo mountains (I'm in the Ogden area) and would take some coordinating to see in person and once Thanksgiving hits, there's no access till memorial day.
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3 Hours
15
0
$1,000.00
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KSL Classifieds makes it easy to buy and sell with peace of mind. Check our safety tips and quickly report anything that doesn’t look right to keep your experience smooth and secure.






























VenmoOnan Generator for propane. This is an awesome off grid opportunity for someone with a cabin to run electricity where power lines currently do not run. This generator has been in my family for about 30 years. If I remember my history right, it was one of many backup generators at a hospital and eventually they needed to upgrade. My family bought it and installed it inside a shed and ran our cabin power off of it until we recently upgraded to solar. We thought we would keep this as a backup to the solar panels but we haven't ran it since and the shed it is in needs to be torn down so we wanted this to go to someone who could use it more than us. About the only maintenance we've had to do is replace a fly wheel which should last another 30 years and then the distributor rotor and cap needs changing every now and then. There are generator enthusiasts out there that thing these generators are the best for off grid living. This generator is up on the back side of Monte Cristo mountains (I'm in the Ogden area) and would take some coordinating to see in person and once Thanksgiving hits, there's no access till memorial day.











