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Generators are one of those things that often lead a pretty tough life: operating for hours on end, bouncing around the tough tracks in your 4X4 or camper, and sucking in all kinds of dust …
May 15 2018
Generators are one of those things that often lead a pretty tough life: operating for hours on end, bouncing around the tough tracks in your 4X4 or camper, and sucking in all kinds of dust and muck in the bush. And at the end of the day, it’s pretty easy to forget servicing and maintaining them. It’s not a hard job, though. Here are Pat’s five tips for servicing your generator.
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