Generac Gp5500 <PROVEN VERSION>

The GP5500 sits on a durable 1.25-inch steel tube frame with a four-point fully isolated motor mounts to reduce vibration. The “NeverFlat” wheels (6.5 inches) and folding handle make maneuvering around a garage or job site manageable despite the 185-lb weight. However, lifting it into a truck bed will require two people.

: It delivers a consistent 5,500 running watts and can handle up to 6,875 starting watts for motor-driven appliances like well pumps or refrigerators. generac gp5500

At the heart of the GP5500 is Generac’s own 389cc OHV engine. Unlike many competitors that use off-the-shelf Chinese engines, Generac designs and casts its own powerplants. The OHV design provides: The GP5500 sits on a durable 1

| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Out of gas / Old gas | Refill with fresh gas. | | | Low Oil Level | Check dipstick; unit has a low-oil shutoff sensor. | | | Choke position | Ensure choke is ON for a cold start. | | | Spark plug fouled | Clean or replace plug. | | Engine runs but no power | Breaker Tripped | Reset the circuit breaker on the control panel. | | | Bad connection | Check plug connections. | | | AVR or Capacitor failure | (Requires technician) Internal voltage regulator failed. | | Engine surges/hunting | Bad fuel / Water in fuel | Drain tank, refill with fresh fuel. | | | Clogged carburetor | Clean carburetor jets. | : It delivers a consistent 5,500 running watts

: The unit is housed in a hardened 1 1/4" steel tube cradle for maximum protection against impacts.

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The GP5500 sits on a durable 1.25-inch steel tube frame with a four-point fully isolated motor mounts to reduce vibration. The “NeverFlat” wheels (6.5 inches) and folding handle make maneuvering around a garage or job site manageable despite the 185-lb weight. However, lifting it into a truck bed will require two people.

: It delivers a consistent 5,500 running watts and can handle up to 6,875 starting watts for motor-driven appliances like well pumps or refrigerators.

At the heart of the GP5500 is Generac’s own 389cc OHV engine. Unlike many competitors that use off-the-shelf Chinese engines, Generac designs and casts its own powerplants. The OHV design provides:

| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Out of gas / Old gas | Refill with fresh gas. | | | Low Oil Level | Check dipstick; unit has a low-oil shutoff sensor. | | | Choke position | Ensure choke is ON for a cold start. | | | Spark plug fouled | Clean or replace plug. | | Engine runs but no power | Breaker Tripped | Reset the circuit breaker on the control panel. | | | Bad connection | Check plug connections. | | | AVR or Capacitor failure | (Requires technician) Internal voltage regulator failed. | | Engine surges/hunting | Bad fuel / Water in fuel | Drain tank, refill with fresh fuel. | | | Clogged carburetor | Clean carburetor jets. |

: The unit is housed in a hardened 1 1/4" steel tube cradle for maximum protection against impacts.