The basic idea here is that you feed natural gas (though propane should also work ... off the flow of gas when the engine stops running. So if the generator stalls or you just forget to close ...

Running the generator with propane or natural gas will reduce its volume a bit, though it only hits a relatively quiet 74 decibels when running at load on gas, which is roughly the same volume as ...

You’ll also want to think about how big of a generator you need, because along with propane usage, you’ll want to consider run time. Do you want to power the whole house in an outage?

When shopping for a tri-fuel generator, consider criteria such as power output, fuel efficiency, portability, starting ease, ...

There are several fuel types for home generators. Some run on gasoline, others on propane or natural gas, and others require kerosene or diesel. Gasoline is a good option because it’s a widely ...

Dual-fuel generators can run on gasoline or liquified petroleum gas (LPG), commonly known as propane. Switching between the fuels is simple, and you won’t be tied into the availability of one ...

We recommend hearing protection for standing close by the unit while it's running ... or a 250-gallon propane tank for stationary models. The Sportsman 806694 is part of the Generators test ...

We recommend hearing protection for standing close by the unit while it's running ... or a 250-gallon propane tank for stationary models. The Champion 100416 is part of the Generators test ...