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Ease of Use1.5/10 Based on 2 ratings
Durability2/10 Based on 2 ratings
Style3/10 Based on 3 ratings
Service & Support0.8/10 Based on 1 rating
Value for Money1.5/10
Overall rating1.5/10
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4- Coleman Powermate PM0545002 Reviews

  • Full review by
    Guest.
    on 9th Sep 2008


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    Good Points: None.

    Bad Points: Not well designed, undependable. Do not purchase!

    General comments: I think the Coleman Powermate PM0545002 is poor all around. The manual does not represent the actual item and represents all of the PM generators, good luck with that and have not received a miliwatt of power. and the customer service I get at the moment is a full voice mail box for the 1-800 number.
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  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 11th Dec 2007


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    In my opinion, all Coleman Powermate equipment is disposable junk, including generators, air compressors, and heaters. Typically you get what you paid for.
    Guest's full review     | 52 words

  • Review by
    Guest.
    on 5th Dec 2007


    User Rating : 2
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    I bought this generator due to three major storm's hitting one after another. Soon after I got home, filled with gas. Could not get the generator to fire. Was able to get it to run for 20 seconds, then the plug would fowl. This went on for about hour hours of pulling, pulling the plug till I stopped for the evening. In the middle of storm #2 with lights flickering, was able to get it to run off of starting fluid, but the plug fowled out again. With storm #3 packing even higher winds, and ...
    Guest's full review     | 181 words

  • Review by
    Parkit Rank: Lance Corporal
    on 12th Aug 2007


    User Rating : 3
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    Coleman seems to have targeted the "power is out, gotta have it now" crowd with this particular model, as some of the design flaws indicate that they designed it in a hurry. For instance, getting oil into the engine crankcase requires either a tiny, long, flexible funnel or a squirt bottle with a hose attached to it, since none of the SIX funnels I own would fit under the frame and reach the oil port. The pull start faces the wrong way (you pull the starter towards the side opposite the outlets) ...
    Parkit's full review     | 331 words


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