Briggs and Stratton 8750 Watt Portable Generator - 30470

Just filled in oil and gasoline, connected the battery and pushed the start button and it started humming. It's better than the description. It even has the AVR feature even so it's not advertised. But as good it is running, I hope I never have to use it - but it is a good feeling that I could

Product Review

Recieved the Briggs and Stratton Generator in perfect condition. Put together no problem and started up perfectly. Very pleased.

Service Review

Thought we would have been contacted on a delivery date but it just arrived and it was a good thing we happen to be home. The delivery guys were very helpful.

Product Review

Slight screw up on delivery and weight seriously understated in specification on Wayfair website. Generator runs nicely and I am confident it will do what I need it to. Disappointed that despite buying American, its made in China!!

Service Review

Wayfair forgot to pass my phone number to local delivery depot so they couldnt call me to arrange delivery. Came out okay in the end though.

Mine was purchased elsewhere but have used it a few times for a few hours each since. I'm rural and on well. During an outage we have water, runs our propane furnace, keeps fridge running, we can watch TV, etc. The electric stove is another story but I can warm food in the microwave or cook with a crockpot so my negatives are minimal. I'm a mid 50s female, keep it in garage with the battery plugged in for battery (electric key start is great, BTW). When they are calling for a large snow/ice storm, I roll it down to the transfer switch beforehand. Once a fear of a storm is over it goes back into the garage. I use Stabil in the gas but I also run it a few minutes once a month to get the gas moving thru the carburetor as added insurance.

sad to say after all my findings i still ended up with a American brand name product made in china.had i known this i would not have purchased it. i only hope the warranty holds up. shame on any USA company useing our hard earned money to make something in another country.