I have but the radios on the charger, spare batteries charged, got spare fuel, load tested the main generator, changed out my chainsaw blade, picked up some spare spark plugs that I was short on, and did a few other odds and ends.
Now that I have my stuff squared away and double checked the hurricane will turn back out to sea and leave us be lol.
Edit: so the reason for the spare spark plugs, we have a spare portable generator that is propane powered. It typically runs awesome, but it will eat up a spark plug, like within 72 hours of run time. So I try to keep two or three on hand for it at all times. The predator we use to power the house never gives and issue, the little CAT that powers the chicken houses always runs, but the propane Generac can be a little bit of a maintenance whore. But we like having the option to run propane so we keep it up.
Now that I have my stuff squared away and double checked the hurricane will turn back out to sea and leave us be lol.
Edit: so the reason for the spare spark plugs, we have a spare portable generator that is propane powered. It typically runs awesome, but it will eat up a spark plug, like within 72 hours of run time. So I try to keep two or three on hand for it at all times. The predator we use to power the house never gives and issue, the little CAT that powers the chicken houses always runs, but the propane Generac can be a little bit of a maintenance whore. But we like having the option to run propane so we keep it up.
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