Used Generators

Discover the power of reliability with our range of pre-owned generators. Each used generator is thoroughly inspected and tested to ensure it meets our high standards of quality and performance. Power your adventures with confidence, knowing you’ve made a sustainable choice that’s as kind to your wallet as it is to the environment. Choose used, choose reliability with our used generators.

Why Choose a Used Generator?

• Cost-Efficiency
  One of the primary reasons people opt for used generators is cost savings. New generators can be expensive, and for those on a budget, a used generator offers a more affordable alternative without compromising reliability.

• Dependability
  Many used generators have been well-maintained and have plenty of operational life left. With regular servicing and maintenance, a used generator can be as reliable as a new one.

• Immediate Availability
  Purchasing a new generator often involves a waiting period due to manufacturing and delivery. Used generators, on the other hand, are readily available and can be put into service quickly.

What to Consider When Buying a Used Generator

Generator Type and Size

The first step is to determine your power requirements. What appliances, machines, or systems do you need to power during an outage? Consider the generator's type (diesel, natural gas, propane) and size to meet your needs.

Generator Condition

Inspect the used generator carefully. Look for signs of wear and tear, rust, or leaks. Check the engine, alternator, and control panel. A professional inspection is advisable to assess the internal components thoroughly.

Maintenance and Service Records

Ask for maintenance and service records. Generators with a well-documented service history are more likely to be in good working condition.

Hours of Operation

The number of hours a generator has been in operation is a crucial factor. Lower hours generally indicate less wear and tear. However, well-maintained generators with higher hours can still be reliable.

Benefits of Professional Inspection

Before finalizing your purchase, it's highly recommended to have a used generator inspected by a professional. An experienced technician can assess the generator's condition, identify potential issues, and provide a detailed report. This step ensures that you're making a sound investment.

Warranty and After-Sales Support

Check if the used generator comes with any remaining warranty or after-sales support from the seller or a third-party provider. Having a warranty can offer peace of mind and financial protection.

Conclusion

Used generators can be a cost-effective and dependable source of backup power, but they require careful consideration and inspection. By understanding your power needs, evaluating the generator's condition, and seeking professional guidance, you can make a smart choice. Whether for your home, business, or industrial facility, a used generator can keep you running smoothly during power outages.

FAQs

1. Are used generators as reliable as new ones?
Used generators can be just as reliable as new ones if they have been well-maintained and inspected thoroughly. Regular maintenance and a professional inspection can ensure their dependability.

2. What should I consider when determining the size of the used generator I need?
Consider the appliances, machines, or systems you need to power during an outage. Calculate the total power requirements to select the appropriate generator size and type (diesel, natural gas, propane).

3. How can I assess the condition of a used generator?
Inspect the generator for signs of wear and tear, rust, or leaks. Check the engine, alternator, and control panel. A professional inspection is advisable to assess internal components thoroughly.

4. What are the benefits of professional inspection?
Professional inspection by an experienced technician can identify potential issues, assess the generator's condition, and provide a detailed report, ensuring that you're making a sound investment.

5. Do used generators come with warranties?
Some used generators may still have remaining warranties, while others may not. It's essential to check if the generator comes with any warranty or after-sales support from the seller or a third-party provider.