Unboxing and Setup of a FIRMAN 3550 Portable Gas Powered Generator - Model P03501: 4450-3550
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2023
- In this video you will see the unboxing and setup of a FIRMAN 3550 Portable Gas Powered Generator. I will show the process of unpacking and setting up this generator. This will include putting parts together, oil fill, gas fill, plus starting and verifying the operation. More details below on the specifics of this generator.
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Never run out of electricity thanks to this P03501 Firman portable generator. This gas-powered device has a tank capacity of 19 L (5 gal.). Ideal to provide power to your campsite, job site or simply for your house in case of a power outage. It offers 4450 starting Watts and 3550 running Watts. Its 208cc engine, equipped with a Phoenix Fat Head block for enhanced efficiency, can run for up to 14 straight hours. This generator features a Whisper Series muffler, a Power Stream alternator, a Volt Lock automatic voltage regulator, and a 4-in-1 data minder. It offers one TT30R outlet (RV ready), one L530R outlet, and two 120V standard outlets (5-20 Duplex).
208Cc engine with low oil shut down and cast iron sleeve
5 gallon tank provides 14 hours runtime
RV ready multi feature control panel with covered outlets
8" heavy duty never-flat wheels and high leverage single folding handle
Includes engine oil, funnel and FIRMAN assembly tool kit
3 Year warranty - Наука та технологія
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DOES THE CHOKE STAY ON WITH ENGINE RUNNING? AND AFTER USE WHEN YOU TURN OFF DOES CHOKE GO TO OFF POSITION?
Im thinking of getting one for our camping trips…my question is tho is it loud when its on?
It is not one of those super quiet generators. This one is gas powered and one of those typically used in neighborhoods and places where noise would not be a huge issue. That said, you wouldn't want to be running this after 11pm as it is loud enough to notice, that's for sure. Good emergency generator tho.
Hi..thank you for the video.. did you use unleaded gas , some guy at Home Depot said to only use premium gas plus some priming stuff that’s added prior to gas but other people said unleaded is fine..
Unleaded, regular grade gas is fine. If you store the unit for a long period of time, like over the winter and still have gas in the tank, put some gas conditioner in the tank and that way it will keep the gas in better shape over the winter months. Good luck with it.
And it’s ok to keep the gas in there and the oil? Guess there would be no way to drain out…the Home Depot guy also said to start it once a month…and how long can this stay on, we just lost power for 3 days , if you keep refilling with fuel, it will just keep going?also I was pouring the gas in with it running , is that ok?I purchased the same one , just didn’t take out of the box yet…really appreciate your advice , don’t have anyone to help with this..thank you
It is supposed to run for around 18hours on a full tank. Starts easy and runs continually. To refill, just turn off, fill with gas, start and run. Yes, keep the oil and gas in, run periodically, like once a month. Should work fine for you.
Oh ok so unplug the cords and then turn the yellow thing, then shut it off…ok…and do you just keep it outside all the time?winter summer,or is it better to store in garage..
I store this in my outdoor shed all year around. Garage would be fine. Summer time, you can leave it outside with the cover on it, until you need it.
Figured the thing was fully assembled , gees ..ok so the red things have to come off? Sorry lol .. I really appreciate your video and help ,not knowledgeable at all with this …
Comes pretty much assembled and yes, take the red things off and that way the engine is good to go. The red things were on there for shipping. I saved my red things just in case I need to do a major move of the generator in the future if required.
I bought one of this at Costco very good price, the only thing is that doesn't come with the cover :(, thank you for the video.
You didn’t know what the feet were?! … I genuinely do not know how some people survive. Like seriously, how are you still alive?
Omg this is the slowest unboxing I’ve ever seen! I’ve had to push fast forward a million times. Appreciate the video but pick up the pace.