Unca Walt
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Honda then
First ,another thing is fuel.
You mow your lawn ( nicely I may add).
You have what it takes to have ,store ,keep fresh gas
Some people dont mow their lawn and have no need to keep gas or even know how.
I dont use a lot of 2 cycle so i would buy the premixxed stuff that kept fresh.
Now battery is the way for my size property
I set up my Brother with a hondaEU 2000 and told him no gas till you need it.
but first you need to see if you need anything 220
i would recommend to customers to get the one plate burner electric or the butane little one burner you see at hotels at omelet stations. A electric stove is too much of a load but a one burner plate is not and a gas bbq makes cooking doable.
I with propane have a aux wall htr 8btu as a back up and cuts down on oil
Having another source of what you need is what I like
All excellent input. I built what we call the "little house" over a tad from the Chateau. I store gasoline, split oak firewood, and a small trailer in it. Along with some possums who live under the concrete floor. This outbuilding has withstood three hurricanes without a problem. My house sits on an acre-plus, but I do not do any lawn mowing. <-- I did a technical cost-analysis (similar to what I useta do for a living) and found that owning a mower and running/maintaining it vs its lifespan is far harder and more expensive than having a team of ******* zooming around with all kindsa power equipment.
The stored gas is renewed steadily becuz I refill Herself's Toyota with the 8 big yellow racing cans I keep in it. We do not put gas in the car at gas stations -- we put it in the trunk of the car to take home to the Little House. Gas Re-Nu ensures no bad gas. A steady gas-usage from the continually refilled racing cans is a part of life down here, storm or fine weather.
Needless to say, heating for the house is not a problem and never will be. I have a fireplace in the living room anyway.
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