[JRandomFreeper]

I know someone that spent over $500 on a genset, billed it to a specific contract to cover his costs and then went on to bill it several more times on other contracts.

If you let a useful asset sit unused, you are burning money.

Side benefit is that you get to use the equipment during emergencies.

I make sure to run Stabil(tm) in it, change the oil regularly, and run it out of fuel when I'm done with it.

/johnny

[Marcella]

As you know, I don't do generators, but won't need one. I went low tech to provide what I need for years. When your generator stops due to no fuel, come on down and be cool and have power for the necessary things.

Due to Kart telling me about his Rocket stove, I now have one I bought which guarantees when the other cooking methods I have run out of fuel, I'll always be able to cook on the Rocket stove. I wrote about that stove on the other website where I write articles, and at least one lady bought one and she really needed that method due to where she lives. She wouldn't have that stove if Kart hadn't told me about them. That's an example of spreading the word from one prepper to another. We may have saved that lady's life and that's no an exaggeration.

[Mich Patriot]

"I know someone a swindling a$$hole who really should be in prison that spent over $500 on a genset, billed it to a specific contract to cover his costs and then went on to bill it several more times on other contracts."

Fixed it for ya.