Phils
Platinum Member
Guess I should add more to this thread:
I've had "tri-fuel" generators. I had them operate on propane only. After many hours of operation, the float and needle valve vibrate themselves to death. I learned to remove them both, plug all the vents, and keep the pieces in a safe place in case I ever wanted to revert to gasoline operation (it's never happened yet tho).
I wouldn't buy tri-fuel again unless a sale price was better than the propane only model.
Phil
I've had "tri-fuel" generators. I had them operate on propane only. After many hours of operation, the float and needle valve vibrate themselves to death. I learned to remove them both, plug all the vents, and keep the pieces in a safe place in case I ever wanted to revert to gasoline operation (it's never happened yet tho).
I wouldn't buy tri-fuel again unless a sale price was better than the propane only model.
Phil