I have owned my generator for about 15 years & have used it only occassionally during power outages. Most important for me was: Primary circuits--Well pump, freezer & refrigerator; Secondary circuits-microwave, wall outlets (for charging cell phones, tablets, ISP etc. This generator can handle many other branch circuits but the ones indicated above were my primary choices. Other tidbits: * Turn on using: "push button" electric starter; keep (battery float charger supplied); plugged into a wall outlet when generator is not in use. Alternative: use pull cord Recoil Starter. * Outlets: (4) 20amp 120v (duplex); (1) 30amp  120v/240v AC Load Current: 66.6 Amps (@120 Volts); 33.3 Amps (@240 Volts) * 15HP Briggs/Stratton engine; fuel tank: 7gallons; weight: 240 lbs. * I have only used synthetic oil & ethanol-free gas (with Stabil) * Operator Manual included * IMPORTANT: The buyer needs to know a "transfer switch" will be needed to feed generator into the branch circuits (the main panel) to use & and a disconnect at the main panel from the electric service provider. If you DO NOT already have this, only a QUALIFIED Licensed Electrician should do these things if desired. Otherwise, use of the five outlets are your only alternative (with extension cord(s)  (generator outside when being used). NOTE: pickup only (in Sagle) Box made for this generator is $100.00 if customer wishes to purchase it. Always housed in shop (when not in use) except in the last two years stored under a covered deck in the weather protected & foam board (sound dampening) "box" I built to house the generator.

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