Installing an hour meter on a Harbor freight Predator 2000 Generator

How to easily mount a Hardline hour meter on a brand new Harbor freight Predator 2000 generator. First start up on 3 easy pulls of the rope and she fires right up❤️. Light weight, quiet, and very affordable generators from Harbor Fright. I wanted to do this video to show the overall outcome of use over the course of several years. So if your looking to purchase one for yourself and want to learn this generator's life in hours used, subscribe to my channel. I'm planning on doing a 100 hour review on this thing and possibly more! If you like the video, crush that 👍. Looking for more content? Subscribe to see videos on things Electricians do. Thanks for watching and God bless you all❤️

[@1newstart01start4]

Plan and simple video, Great job sir.

[@frankstas9751]

Mobil 1 Is NOT the oil to put in that generator while you are breaking that engine in. Use regular SAE 30 for the first few hours to break it in.Mobil 1 is too slick to break that motor in properly. After 3-4 hours running. Then you can dump that 30 weight out and put in the Mobil 1

[@workingmanrondoyle3287]

Thanks for watching Frank greatly appreciate it. I use SAE 30 weight in all my air-cooled engines. I was getting ready to put 30 weight in the generator until, I read the instructions. 10w30 is a very thin oil to be putting in a generator , I have to agree with you on that.

[@THEFEoRICAN]

Great video man I just get it I let tubing for like hour before connecting something farther that change the. Oil