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What size of gen set are you looking for.
hotponyshoes
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I have got a couple of Hyundai's.
DHY1200 and DHY800 I think.
What do you want to know about them?
DHY1200 and DHY800 I think.
What do you want to know about them?
Country Joe
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Country Joe
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What is it?
Or are you too busy ripping it open?
All the Best,
CJ
Or are you too busy ripping it open?
All the Best,
CJ
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I too have this genny but mine is 2.2 kwh key or remote start pure 50 Hz sine wave for our office back up incase of loss of mains . In our bungalow I've also wired in four double switched red wall sockets independent of the mains power, so if we get a loss I can have the router ,central heating , a couple of led lights and two computers up & running.
The battery charging facility is handy if we take it on holiday to some of the more out of the way CL caravan sites . Found it is imperative to have the correct amount of fuel saver additive in the fuel .. straight untreated low grade petrol would have degraded so much when stored in the fuel tank .
We have a small log book and always record the hours run , servicing's and load applied when doing a tri yearly 1 hrs session maintenance of the genny run .
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If they are anything like there cars they will be good
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What a ridiculously vague question.
Every man and his dog has heard of Hyundai generators, please elaborate as to why you’re asking so members can give you informed answers.
not me, it then generators are not my thing, heard of Honda though
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Me neither....
8 or 10 kva
Are they any good
Wallace's off where
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Serviced the wife's Tucson last night,
No tool air filter change - check
Spin on oil filter - check
Easy to find and change cabin filter - check.
Easy to reset service indicator - check.
The only downside was the 20 odd fasteners holding on the undertray.
no need.hotponyshoes
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Yea I have had a few and they have all been fine.
Not as quiet as some but not bad.
They seem to use the same amount of diesel when running without any load as when they are fully loaded. Easy to service, every 100 hrs.
Very stable voltage output, run anything fine. Power output matches the specs.
Not the cheapest and I have heard people say that unbranded versions are exactly the same?
If you want ats or remote start you need to spend another £100+ to add that as it does not come with it fitted despite saying it does. (Or haggle that in with the dealer when you buy it)
Petrol 10kva is the one i am buying
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Diesel filter is not very nice to changeServiced the wife's Tucson last night,
No tool air filter change - check
Spin on oil filter - check
Easy to find and change cabin filter - check.
Easy to reset service indicator - check.
The only downside was the 20 odd fasteners holding on the undertray.
grim_d
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There's nothing much nice about working on diesels. Orrible smelly, dirty things.
