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Unused Predator 6.5HP 4000W max Generator + Transfer Switch Panel kit - $625 (Somers)
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From my late father’s estate: generator and transfer switch panel kit.
This generator is new-old-stock, it has never been used, it’s never even had any gasoline in it. It was purchased over ten years ago, but my father never got the chance to use it.
GENERATOR:
Predator generator, model 69729.
Rated at 3200W running, and up to 4000W max/peak.
Engine is 6.5HP 212cc horizontal single cylinder 4-stroke OHV.
Output is 120/240 VAC at 60Hz, plus 12V DC.
Electrical receptacles: two 3-prong duplex NEMA #4-30 120V GFCI. One 4-prong, NEMA #L14-30 twistlock 120V/240V. One DC outlet 12V DC.
Runs on 87+ octane stabilizer treated unleaded gasoline (AKA “regular” with stabilizer added, if you expect the gas to sit unused for a long time between running).
Has 4 gallon gas tank.
Run time, at 50% load, is 10 hours.
Operational volume is 70db at 3ft distance.
Air cooled engine.
It’s “portable,” though about 100lbs dry so keep that in mind.
Includes bag of tools.
Originally sold through Harbor Freight.
TRANSFER SWITCH:
The Reliance Controls 10-circuit 8000W max Transfer Switch Kit, model 31410CRK, is somewhere in-between New-Old-Stock and “pre-owned” depending on your point of view. Specifically, the actual switch box has never been installed or used. For whatever reason the included 30A power cable is 18 feet long instead of the shorter 10 foot long that usually comes with the switch kit, and it’s partially prepped for direct wiring installation at one end. The other end of the 18’ cable has a NEMA L14-30P 30A male connector. A new NEMA L14-30C 30A female connector is included, as well as a new NEMA L14-20 20A male connector.
The DVD instructions for the switch kit are missing, but the paper instruction (English and Spanish) manuals are included. The installation instruction videos are also available for free on Reliance Controls’ website and on Youtube. Note: both the paper instructions and videos show a slightly different model than the box cover’s photo and contents for the 31410CRK [they changed the box shape and layout of the switches], I think Reliance just didn’t want to bother redoing the manuals since the principle is exactly the same for installing their various models.