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    <title>Latest reviews about Briggs &amp;amp; Stratton 7,000 Watt &amp;quot;Power Now&amp;quot; Standby Generator</title>
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    <pubDate>Tue, 16 Dec 2008 11:00:34 GMT</pubDate>
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      <title>Noce35 says &quot;Always Starts&quot; about Briggs &amp;amp; Stratton 7,000 Watt &amp;quot;Power Now&amp;quot; Standby Generator</title>
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      <description>I live in an area that loses power alot. I have the unit hooked up to my boiler,water pump, fridge, some lights, pellet stove, and microwave. The unit works every time. I decided to upgrade my unit with some larger propane tanks for a longer lasting time. I like the idea of the manual transfer switch because it wont waste the propane when were not home. I taught my wife how to turn on the unit and switch the power over. Very happy with product.... </description>
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      <title>HurricaneDan says &quot;Great Value!&quot; about Briggs &amp;amp; Stratton 7,000 Watt &amp;quot;Power Now&amp;quot; Standby Generator</title>
      <link>http://www.mysears.com/Briggs-amp-Stratton-7-000-Watt-quot-Power-Now-quot-Standby-Generator-review-9c29</link>
      <description>I had a portable generator for a few years. I wanted to upgrade to something that would power most of my house, but didn't want to deal with gasoline. Also, I don't have piped in natural gas. So, I liked the idea of this unit that has 7,000 watts and runs on standard 20# propane tanks. You can also connect this to piped in natural gas or large propane tanks if you have that.

The unit seems to be very good quality for the price. It has a pad attached, and a nice weatherproof exterior housing that is insulated. The engine seems to be good quality. Also, some nice extras like battery starter, oil filter, and large muffler.

It also has a small footprint. Only 24&quot; x 30&quot;. And the height is about 28&quot;. So, you get a lot of power in a small box compared to those large rectangular whole house units you are use to seeing. Also, the unit looks like an A/C compressor or swimming pool heat pump. So, it blends in nicely. Most people would not even know it is a generator. This is good, because I live...... </description>
      <pubDate>Wed, 04 Jul 2007 14:57:42 GMT</pubDate>
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