The Downsizing Doula

This generator has sat unused for quite a while, so we couldn't get the battery to start. We charged, and then we switched out a working battery and it started just fine. So, you will need a NEW Battery to make this bad boy run. It is also huge and heavy. It does have wheels, but I strongly urge you to bring a truck with ramps so it can be rolled up and not lifted. If you plan to lift, you'll need to bring at least two strong backs. The Dayton 10,000-watt (10kW) portable generator—notably classic professional-duty models like the 3LW64 and 3WY47—is a heavy-duty, gas-powered unit. It is typically driven by a robust 20.0 HP Honda GX620 V-twin engine, featuring electric start and a brushless alternator designed for demanding job sites or emergency home backup.Key Specifications & FeaturesPower Output: 10,000 rated/running watts of conventional AC power.Engine: 20.0 Horsepower Honda GX620 V-Twin four-stroke gasoline engine.Design: Rugged, professional-duty frame with a brushless alternator and automatic voltage regulation (AVR).Starting System: Battery-powered electric start mechanism (along with backup mechanical considerations)