Generac 7550EXL Electric Start Reviews
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Guest 21st Jun 2009
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Good Points: Price
Bad Points: Loud muffler
General comments: Had Generac 7550EXL Electric Start for 4 years and use every Summer and Fall to power a horse trailer with living quarters (heat, air, hotwater, waterpump and more) and I'ved never had a problem. Still the same battery that came with it, and I never crank it till I need it. Sometimes 5 months in between starts and it fires right up everytime.
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Guest 27th May 2009
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the generac 7550exl is good for the price, will have to maintain very often as carb float will get stuck if left for period of time flooding air intake. Love the surge capacity.- Read Guest's review (38 words)
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Guest 23rd Sep 2008
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Used my Generac 7550EXL Electric Start through two hurricanes, have had generator for over three years, still has original battery. Always starts easy. Start generator once a month and let run for 10 mins. Note: works best if you even the load on both legs with the use of an amp clamp and moving wires to the low load side in breaker box.- Read Guest's review (85 words)
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papasrx 19th Jul 2006
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The first time I needed it for backup power it ran about 20 min under about 50% load rating and it just stopped producing electricity. I shut it off for the night and restarted the next day but there was not electrical output.- Read papasrx's review (59 words)
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I was surprised at the quality of this unit considering at around $1000, it was the least expensive American made generator I could find. The 7550EXL appears to be a Generac model sold exclusively through the Home Depot.
The generator has a 15HP single cylinder gasoline engine with a mechanical governer, electric start and an extra large fuel tank all mounted to a tubular steel chassis with integrated wheels.
The 7550EXL's single phase generator basically supplies two 30A circuits which ...- Read afrosonic's review (229 words and 1 comment)









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