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Originally Posted by redneck
My 2 cents.
I would get a Generator that runs off of natural gas. Just like you never lost heat you wouldn’t lose power either because natural gas rarely stops flowing through the pipes unless there’s an earthquake. Even then you could change the orifice and run on LPG. Natural gas engines run super clean, require very little maintenance and usually start easily.
Oh and just so you know, they make a multi fuel carburetor (NG, LPG, Gasoline) for your generator just look on Amazon you’ll find it. They’re very inexpensive. 
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Good points. I was looking on Amazon for a NG adapter, but I'm not sure which would fit this 7HP 4k peak watt Sportsman generator.
Don't know why it didn't come with the carb that allows NG too. Would be super easy for me to hook up to one of the BBQ lines.
... the ones I'm finding on Amazon show Friday delivery. We should have power before then, but if we didn't, it sure would be nice to have the adapter. I plan to get one anyhow so I'm prepared for the next time.
Maybe this one? Free return if it's not right I suppose, and the price is right.
https://www.amazon.com/Saihisday-Car...511187&sr=8-12