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Generac 5735 GP17500E 17500-Watt Gas-Powered Portable Generator - Electric Start for Convenience - Durable Design and Reliable Power for Emergencies and Recreation - 49 State Compliant

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Style: 17500-Watt + Electric Start


Features

  • Robust and Portable: The generator features a sturdy steel frame with an integrated lifting eye, making it easy to transport and secure on the jobsite. It's a reliable power source for both remote locations and professional use
  • Durable and Long-Lasting Engine: Generac's OHVI engine is designed for longevity with full pressure lubrication and an automotive-style spin-on oil filter, ensuring a longer engine life and reliable performance
  • Extended Runtime: The GP17500E boasts a long-lasting OHV engine and a large-capacity steel fuel tank with a built-in fuel gauge, ensuring you have power when you need it most
  • Built for Durability: Designed to thrive in rough environments, this generator features covered outlets for added protection, a rugged 1.25-inch steel-tube cradle for strength, and heavy-duty wheels for easy transportation
  • Maintenance Made Easy: Keep your generator in top shape with the hour meter that tracks maintenance intervals. Plus, the low-oil level shutdown feature automatically safeguards the engine from damage, ensuring a long and reliable lifespan

Description

Power outages usually occur without warning. Ideally, a homeowner is prepared with an automatic home standby generator installed and always ready to go. However, if a portable generator is the only option forbackup power during an emergency, the GP17500E unit is the ultimate option, with enough power to run up to a 5-ton air conditioner and more. Also an ideal choice for jobsites with high power requirements. This model features Generac's OHVI engine for extended run times and longer life. From the Manufacturer Easy to use in a variety of applications, our GP series of portable generators offers affordable reliability.

Brand: Generac


Wattage: 17500 watts


Fuel Type: Gasoline


Power Source: gas-powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Security


Item Weight: 390 Pounds


Voltage: 120 Volts


Output Wattage: 17500 Watts


Special Feature: Electric


Included Components: Generator


Brand: Generac


Wattage: 17500 watts


Fuel Type: Gasoline


Power Source: gas-powered


Recommended Uses For Product: Security


Item Weight: 390 Pounds


Voltage: 120 Volts


Output Wattage: 17500 Watts


Special Feature: Electric


Included Components: Generator


Color: 49-State / CSA


Product Dimensions: 48.5"L x 31"W x 39.5"H


Model Name: GP17500E


Engine Type: 4 Stroke


Ignition System Type: electric start


Tank Volume: 16 Gallons


Engine Displacement: 992 Cubic Centimeters


Runtime: 10 hours


Frequency: 50 Hz


Starting Wattage: 26.25 Kilowatts


Running Wattage: 17500 Watts


Is Electric: No


UPC: 696471057355


Manufacturer: Genender Intl Imports


Global Trade Identification Number: 55


Item Weight: 390 pounds


Item model number: GP17500E


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Generac 5735 GP17500E 26,250 Watt 992cc OHV Portable Gas Powered Generator...
First off, the other reviews help greatly in my decision to pick this one. My house is total electric and the decision to not get propane or natural gas was a tough one. I dont have natural gas but propane was seriously considered. Last year I was left twice for eight days without any power. The first outage July 3rd of last year when a funnel cloud tore through the valley. Realizing that a gas generator is of little use when you cant buy gasoline began me leaning toward propane. However when Sandy hit over Halloween and the propane and natural gas bills came in for all those that bought them, over $1000 dollars for 6-8 days of continuous service for many that installed automatic systems, I reviewed and rethank my purchase. I did just fine with a small gasoline generator that my friend loaned me. I filled it in the morning and it ran for six to eight hours and kept my fridge cold. But I needed more to power and heat my home in the winter, but not all day, just enough to keep me comfortable when I was home. Fill my tank only half full in the morning and when I return from work at night, or if sub zero temps prevail run it all the time to heat the house. With consumption at least a gallon an hour this is a plan I could live with and this unit can do the job. Like the other reviews, this unit is big and heavy duty. Its made in America and the craftmanships reflects it. Nothing about this portable generator is light duty... The other unit I considered was a Large Honda from a dealer in town but at $4600 and smaller in every way it was not a contender in the end. Gererac's parent company is Briggs and Stratton and their small engines are among the best in the world which was also a confidence builder. My generator arrived by a large motor frieght box truck to big for my driveway so I transfered it from their truck to my Explorer Sport Trac. So yes it will easily fit in a small truck like a S10 or Ranger. I left the generator in the truck bed on the small pallet it was shipped on and using a few blocks of wood and a 2X4 to lift it I easily installed the wheels and handle. Using a set of truck ramps I wheeled it off the truck onto my garage floor. Again this is a large, bulky and heavy unit that maybe two strong men could lift off the truck. But I did not want to risk this thing falling, it cost way to much to risk anything. I worked with a wheel barrow on a farm for many years so I was sure I could handle the ramps, but once we headed down the ramp it was all about control because there was no stopping. I will update this if there are any surpises, however there is no storm or outage in the forcast. I have yet to convert the Power Panal. And I expect to start the unit this weekend for a breakin period before the first needed run. I installed the oil supplied, will hook up the battery and refresh its charge, and add about six hours of fuel for the first run. I have to give it five stars, there nothing that makes this unit less. Its like the F350 of pickup trucks, you only buy one if you really need it for super duty use. Oct 2014, I finally was able to get an electician out to install the transfer switch on my power box, so fewer cords to run. Here is some additional information on the generator that most people will find helpful. First of all the large 50 amp plug is great for powering my panel, but it won't supply the entire house if everything comes on at once. So I had to pick and choose what would get power first. But the front of the panel has several other 30 amp and 120 volt outlets that I can run other cords to power my extra stuff like a deep freezer, garage refriderator, etc. So if you have a potential large power need like me then this unit could be the unit for you. I also attached a small solar battery tender that keeps this battery in top shape and has turned over without fail even in the coldest weather. While plug in units are available I like the these as they tend to cook the battery less (opinion, and are more green. I have had absolutely no problems with the location of the outlets, especially the 50 amp. January 17th, 2022 Last night a healthy winter storm with high winds knocked out power for 6 1/2 hours. I started the generator and ran baseboard heat on the 1st floor and watched the Wildcard game on internet. It was 22⁰F and the unit started without a problem. I need to replenished my standby gasoline but as for the generator it continues to operate well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2013 by John
    • Nice Genny
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This is an impressive machine. Our home's generator wiring was upgraded to 6/3 cable, feeding a transfer switch and dedicated sub panel with additional individual center-off transfer switches wired to it. I hadn't upgraded the inlet plug from 30 amps to 50 amps, yet. Got this generator delivered in front of our garage on a pallet. Slid it half way off the pallet and used a small hydraulic floor jack to lift it by one end, attached the wheels, then slid the pallet out from under it, attached the legs and rolled it into position behind our house. Added the included oil, some fuel, connected the battery and it started right up. This unit's muffler quiets down the exhaust noise surprisingly well. In-fact the most prominent noise coming from this unit, comes from the engine's mechanical noise and forced-air fan. When the idle control is enabled the generator spins down and gets really, comfortably quiet. When the idle control senses a load, it spins the engine back up to full speed. Plugged it into our inlet box via it's L14-30R socket, flipped every circuit over including our 65LRA/240V central air conditioner which connects to the generator via the sub-panel. Turned on every load I could think of, then engaged the A/C. I almost didn't notice when the 15,600w startup load from the A/C hit the generator, all I heard literally was a half second blip in engine noise.... in other words... with all the loads we currently have wired in (~8000w)... it was able to power them easily from a L14-30 plug... nice! It will be interesting when the L14-50 gets wired in and we add more circuits on the sub-panel. To deal with the noise, I'll be building a small shed for this unit, near the house. I'm on the fence as to whether I'll attach a secondary muffler to this unit, since the exhaust itself, is already pretty quite. The one draw back on this unit is that it consumes a good portion of fuel... 16 gallons in 10 hours @ 50% load. Update 9/11/2012: Since my original post, I did purchase a Walker Exhaust 22266 Quiet-FlowSS Muffler to use as a secondary muffler. Along, with some WALKER EXHAUST 40002 to connect the generac to the muffler... it's made HUGE difference in terms of quieting down the exhaust noise. BTW, the muffler exhaust port on this generator has an outer diameter (O.D.) of 1.5" inches. Keeping in mind that this thing weights 390lbs, I decided to build a small shed for this generator so that we'd have it available for use in extremely bad weather (where it would be difficult to roll this thing into position...). Also, while the muffler does an excellent job at quieting down the exhaust noise, the shed serves to cut down on this generator's air cooling induction fan & engine noise, as well. We ran 4 THWN 6 gauge cables ( through 2" SCHD 40 PVC conduit, 18" inches underground...) from the shed to our home, to support full 50 amp 240V service from the generator. Yes, this generator puts out a total of 72AMps at 240V, if we want to use that extra power in the future, I'll have to pull additional wires through our conduit and hook up to one of the generator's other power outlets. We also ran 2 THWN 10 gauge cables, from our home to the shed, to support a 20 amp 120v circuit. This circuit we use primarily to keep the generator's starter battery fully charged, it also provides us with a heavy duty outdoor outlet on that side of home, which comes in handy. In terms of performance, we've had a brief power outage recently, and the generator, inside it's shed, has worked flawlessly. Update 10/31/2012: Lost power during Hurricane Sandy, for about 20 Hours. Generator ran the entire time, without a problem. First long duration run. My wife, daughter and I were VERY happy with the outcome. Worth every penny. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2012 by Neigel G Creese Neigel G Creese
    • Crank No-start
Bought this Generac product for Power emergencies. It worked fine for 70 hours but died after running during a 3 day power outage. Tried all recommendations for Crank No Start issues to no avail. Sent it to Repair facility who was unable to fix. Paid them $500 and had it sent to another repair facility. They spent hours trying to repair and calls to Generac Support and were unable to fix issue. NO ONE CAN FIX THIS INCLUDING CERTIFIED GENERAC REPAIR PERSON. GENERAC COPR WILL NOT HELP. We now have a $3000 450 lbs weight and no good for anything...Warranty ended after three years, problem occurred just over warranty period. All proper Maintenance was done to keep this in good shape.... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2023 by Jim Lebedoff

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