Tri Fuel Generator

Looking for a Tri Fuel Generator?  There aer many reasons why a Tri Fuel Generator might come in handy.  Perhaps you live in an area which is constantly under threat of tornados or hurricanes and you want to make sure you’ll have a power source should something like that hit.  Then again, maybe you’re just really into camping and you would like to have a few luxuries when you’re out in the wilderness. 

Whatever the case may be, a good Tri Fuel Generator would suit you well as they are one of the top brands out there when it comes to portable generators.  If you’re not sure which model to get, I’m going to briefly go over a few of the most popular models at different price ranges so that you can find one that fits your preferences as well as your budget:

1.  NorthStar Tri Fuel Generator 390cc, 8000 Surge Watts, 6600 Rated Watts

Specs:

• Dimensions L,W,H (inches): 31, 23, 22
• Engine: Honda
• HP: 13
• Fuel Type: Gasoline, liquid petroleum gas or natural gas
• Number of Receptacles: 5

This is a generator that starts right up easily the first time.  It’s priced at about $2,000 which is pretty good considering what you get and considering the other generators in the same price range.  You can probably find cheaper generators, but you’re not going to find ones that are of as good quality as this one with as many features.  This will allow you to have a constant stream of fuel going without heading to the gas station every single day.

Do make sure that you get a wheel kit installed for this though, it is something you have to purchase separately, but you’re going to want to get it so you can easily move it around, it’s pretty much a necessity.

One thing about this is that it’s not as quiet as some other motors are, but it is ½ the price and you get a consistant AC current.

2.  NorthStar Tri Fuel Generator 614cc, 13,000 Surge Watts, 10,500 Rated Watts

Specs:

• Dimensions L,W,H (inches): 36 x 24 x 26
• Engine: Honda GX620 OHV
• Fuel Type: Gasoline, Propane, or Natural Gas
• Number of Receptacles: 7
• Noise Level(dB): 79

Here’s a very reliable power generator likely due to it’s Honda motor, no problems starting this up either.  This comes with a 20 horsepower engine opposed to 13 which makes this quite a bit louder than the previous model so that may be a downside.  This one will run you about $3,000, you’ll only want to get this one instead of the previous one if you need more power like for a commercial job site rather than just home use.