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Portable generator and manual transfer switch

seasgroveBeach ComberFor Sale
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Always have power to run some essentials after a big blow.

Coleman PowerMate portable generator, 5000 running watts/6250 maximum watts, 25 foot power cord, purchased several years ago, never used, stored in shed. Has two 120VAC GFCI jacks, two 120VAC jacks, one 120V/240VAC jack. Paid $700, sell for $350.
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Connecticut Electric EmerGen Manual Transfer Switch Kit (still in box), for indoor use only. 30A max @ 250V AC, 7500 watts max. Has 6 single-pole switches, 2 double-pole switches. Purchased with generator, never installed. Paid $300, sell for $150.

Reason for selling: leaving Florida Panhandle. Contact: 850-231-0604 (home) or 850-830-7830 (cell), email: seagrove@embarqmail.comView attachment 28084View attachment 28085. Can email pix of gear.

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SlowMovinBeach Fanatic
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Always have power to run some essentials after a big blow.

Coleman PowerMate portable generator, 5000 running watts/6250 maximum watts, 25 foot power cord, purchased several years ago, never used, stored in shed. Has two 120VAC GFCI jacks, two 120VAC jacks, one 120V/240VAC jack. Paid $700, sell for $350.
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Connecticut Electric EmerGen Manual Transfer Switch Kit (still in box), for indoor use only. 30A max @ 250V AC, 7500 watts max. Has 6 single-pole switches, 2 double-pole switches. Purchased with generator, never installed. Paid $300, sell for $150.

Reason for selling: leaving Florida Panhandle. Contact: 850-231-0604 (home) or 850-830-7830 (cell), email: seagrove@embarqmail.comView attachment 28084View attachment 28085. Can email pix of gear.


Links don't work. Would you mind if I had my mechanic check the generator out?
seasgroveBeach ComberAuthor
#3
Not at all, Ken. Just so you understand, the generator has never been started. That includes the fact that I never put oil or gas in it. It is as dry as the day I bought it.
seasgroveBeach ComberAuthor
#4
Ken, I haven't heard back from you. Are you still interested in the generator and/or bypass switch?
SlowMovinBeach Fanatic
#5
Ken, I haven't heard back from you. Are you still interested in the generator and/or bypass switch?

I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. At this time, I am not interested in the generator or the switch.
seasgroveBeach ComberAuthor
#6
Thanks for replying, Ken.

Any other takers?

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