Posted by JT on December 10, 2008 at 11:04:35 from (68.75.15.250):
In Reply to: welder generator posted by sparktrician on December 10, 2008 at 10:37:46:
Well. Kohler rates their command engines at approx 2500 hours, If you keep the oil changed at 50 hours, use good oil ,keep air filter clean, good, clean fuel, their is no telling how many hours you will get. just like a car engine some get 125,000, some get 200K and then you have the people who take care of them get 500K out of them. But in my opinion, and that is what this is, at 5K, I would not put a lot money in them, yes, I know they run in cleaner conditions, but that is a lot of hours for a naturally aspirated engine. now if were EFI, then that is an altogether different thing. Jim
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