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I think this is your model, right? https://www.championpowerequipment.com/search/200911 But there are 3 versions of it with different serial numbers. You'll see them at the link below. You'll want to know which one is yours. You didn't say whether you bought new or used. The number should be...

Harbor freight's site only lists to 9000w generators. One is EPA III, the other is CARB. I think that actually is your model number. Here is the link for the 63970 EPA III. The electrical guys would be better at telling how your neutral is bonded...

What model do you have? Sounds like the techs were very helpful but I'm going to ask anyway. Did they suggest disconnecting the low oil pressure switch? What about the spark plug? Did they have you check for spark? The stock plugs are ****. Put in an NGK equivalent. And if you're planning on...

Thanks for the heads up. I've got the 100296. The only difference I can find between the mine and the 100165 is, I think, the 100165 comes with an extension cord. Other than that, the specs seem identical. I'll have to look at my parts list. I have only ever run mine on propane and I'd like to...

Is it still under warranty? If so, you should call or email them.

I've got a Champion 100296 https://www.championpowerequipment.com/product/100296-7500-watt-dual-fuel-generator/ And I love mine. They have around 12 dual fuel models that have 240V. You just have start at around 5500 running watts. If you mean an inverter gen, no I don't think they have one...

Zombie makes them for smaller generators too. In fact they even have one for small inverter generators.https://www.zombiebox.com/shop/mini-z They also have them for regular portable generators. https://www.zombiebox.com/shop/peacemaker But again, starting at $1000 for these two, still a little...

Those Zombie boxes are really nice. But they're crazy expensive. But hey, if I could afford it, I'd buy one. There's these kits you can buy from a company called noouttage. They deal in generators and electrical stuff, etc. You can buy the whole thing from them, or just the stuff to modify a...

I like that one. And the removal panels makes it even better. That was one of the modifications I would make to the first unit you showed. I would think it would be a little easier to modify the A/C box as opposed to the jobsite box. But again, the jobsite box would be harder to break into...

I like both of these ideas. The A/C condenser unit seems like it would be the easiest to make modifications to. The only catch is my generator is 26" tall. I guess it depends on your generator. The jobsite box would be good but probably a little harder to modify for ventilation, etc. But with...

I do run the generator in the shed. It's never been a problem. Most of it's use has been in the summer, SW Florida summer. When it's running I have a remote temperature sensor in there. Smarter people than me have done the math of how many times the air gets changed inside. It doesn't touch the...

Actually my first post. I built mine right after Irma here in SW Florida. My wife finally decided we needed a generator after I had been saying we should get one for years:rolleyes:. In that time we've used it a few times and it's been great. There's no room in my garage to store it. And I...