Highlights:

• Fold-down handle and puncture-proof wheels make it easy to transport from one location to another
• Outlets are protected by circuit breakers to ensure reliable performance
• Hardened steel tube cradle protects the motor and other important components from damage
• Supplies power for up to 12.5 hrs (at 50% load)
• Provides 3,250 watts for emergencies or outdoor events
• Splash lubrication keeps the engine working in tip top shape

One of the downsides of having a portable generator is that many companies use the word "portable" extremely loosely. While they are easier to move than the massive standby generators, that doesn't mean that the average person can move it. Generac's GP3250 is a portable generator that is actually easy to move from one place to the next, thanks to its fold down handle and puncture-proof wheels. It's capable of producing 3,250 watts of power and can work up to 12.5 hrs (at 50% load). Another great feature that sets this apart from competitive generators is its engine; the OHV engine is designed to be used specifically with generators, meaning it works more efficiently. Keeping the 5789 generator protected from physical damage is the hardened steel tube cradle. Its splash lubrication system keeps the machine in good working order. Generac created first affordable home standby generators, and since their formation in 1959, nobody supplies power in times of need like they do. Get the best prices on all Generac products only at Tools Plus, guaranteed.

Covered by Generac's 2 Year Limited Warranty. Click Here for Generac Warranty Documentation.

The GP3250 includes:

• One (1) Generac3250 Watt Portable Generator

Tech Specs:

• Type: Portable
• Model: GP Series
• Rated Watts: 3.25 kW
• Max Watts: 3.75 kW
• Length: 36-in
• Width: 27-in
• Depth: 28-in
• Weight: 91 lbs.
• Engine Displacement: 206cc
• Starting Method: Manual
• Carb Compliant: Yes
• SCAQMD Compliant: Yes
• Run Time: 14.5 Hours at 50% Load
• Best Uses: Emergency & Events
• Handles: Single Fold-Down & Locking
• Fuel Type: Gasoline
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 4 Gallons
• Fuel Tank Type: Steel
• Outlets: (4) 5-20R GFCI 120V
• Low-Oil Pressure Shutdown: Yes
• Noise Level: 70-75 dB

Excerpts From the Bosses Radio Show

1. Two Important Factors to consider when setting up and locating your generator: (Audio Answer)

2. What size generator do I need? (Audio Answer)

3. Is it Ok to run a generator inside the home? (Audio Answer)

4. What are the 3 ways to incorporate a generator into your backup power plan? (Audio Answer)

5. What's the best way to incorporate a generator so that switching to it is hassle-free? (Audio Answer)

6. How will a transfer switch eliminate the need for a lot of messy cords? (Audio Answer)

7. What size extension cords should I be using with my generator? (Audio Answer)

8. What is the overall cost of transfer switch installation and how easy to they make it to use the generator? (Audio Answer)

9. Is a 5000 or 5500 Watt generator enough to cover my needs? (Audio Answer)

10. Is there a complicated maintenance procedure needed when the generator is not in use? (Audio Answer)

11. What about fuel stabilizer? (Audio Answer)

12. Should I keep the fuel tank full or empty? (Audio Answer)

13. What about oil changes? (Audio Answer)

14. I just need a simple installation to power a single appliance, like a sump pump. What do I need to know? (Audio Answer)

15. I live in a place where a generator isn't an option, what about a small-scale battery backup solution? (Audio Answer)

16. What kind of draw is involved in keeping the heat on in winter? (Audio Answer)

17. Why did you choose to sell Generac generators? (Audio Answer)

18. What is the real-world price of a generator setup? (Audio Answer)