Best Generators for a Mobile Food Truck / Load Testing Duromax XP16000iH, GenMax GM10500
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- Опубліковано 3 гру 2023
- www.gavins-garage.com/
In this exciting video, we put six powerful generators to the test on a food truck with a maximum consumption of 8500W! Join us as we review the performance of the Duramax XP16000ih, Genmax Gm10500, Predator 9500, Genmax 9000, Powerhorse 7500, and Honda 7000 in a real-world scenario. We'll compare their noise levels, fuel efficiency, and overall reliability to help you choose the best generator for your specific needs. Don't miss out on this comprehensive generator showdown - watch now and make an informed decision for your power needs!
Duromax BEAST 👊 You are such a great resource and service to people who need generator generated electricity!
dear lord. using open frame generators would drive me away from being a customer
He should put 2 Powerhorse 7500 units paralleled together and it would have enough power and they would be quite. That’s what I have for backup power at my home. They run everything in my home including my 5 ton A/C unit! I got my units on sale for $1999 each.
I have the Powerhorse 7000 and it does not have the power for my food trailer I look at all of the Generators You reviewed And I ended up buying the Duromax xp16000ih you let me see just what I was looking for great Video
Wish Duromax releases a tri fuel 16000 generator
I wished you said what type of genetators they were. I seen the big one saying gas and propane combo. Everywhere I've read/seen says diesel gens are more powerful and more quiet.
Very nice trailer. I have a taco truck and use one generator. He probably doesn't need all the equipment he has for just a beverage truck. I run fridge, prep cooler,warming table, ac unit, hood and lights.. on one generator. Plus not everything is running at once and aren't spiking at same time causing generator to overload.
If the food truck will be in business more than 5 years get the Honda.
Please test the AIVolt 11250 soon. I can’t find any videos on it anywhere and it looks like a winner. Only 60db for a generator that size is crazy. I’m dying to know if it’s true.
Duromax for the win that’s what I have
Looks like those two trailer generators would kill the tailgate with the exhaust point on it all the time.
Great video. Interesting. That’s an impressive food truck 👍.
Love all your videos. I guess since this is how he makes his living, he will need backup, so 2 16,000 Duro max. generators.
Great video. Love all your stuff
Seems like an LF inverter with surge high surge paired with a smaller quiter generator would make more sense.
Did you do a review on the westinghouse iGen11000DFc
Very informative video as always sir. A topic I have been struggling with and don’t understand is the eco mode. I recently purchased the genmax 10500 for my emergency home backup. During an outage I’ll be running the generator on propane close its max output when the AC unit is running with everything else. As the AC unit cycles off there will not be as much of a draw near the max on the generator. Considering this should I run the generator in eco mode or not? Are there any benefits of running in eco mode besides it being quieter? Thanks in advance.
Hey Gavin, hit you about about the genmax 9000ie for my welder. you recommended the 12000ed but wanted to get clean power and quieter gen due to some of my jobs. Is the power much cleaner and would the 9000 be to small for a welder that pulls 7000watts max?
Can I run a generator on my house that has 100 amp service box? Or should I up grade my breaker box to 150 - 200 amp.
Hello Gavin, Right now, I'm running a 9200 with 7500 champion on my food trailer, I would like to know what size inverter will run trailer, I'm running 2 steamer 1 hot dog roller 2 refrigerator and freezer