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Powermax XP4400E
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PowerMax XP4400E 4400w. Electric Generator w/6.5-HP. OHV Gas Engine & Electric Start Rugged. . . Durable. . . Dependable. . . Power When You Need It! For the best deal on the Powermax XP4400E, you'll want to compare prices before you buy. Our list of stores carrying the XP4400E (located below) tracks merchants who often have bargain prices and great sales. At StreetPrices, we want you to have the most accurate information possible. That's why we update our prices as soon as we notice a change — other comparison shopping sites update only once or twice a day.
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16 May 2009



Very Satisfied
Ordered during an emergency power outage, had delivered in 2 days. My father is unable to pull a crank so it was important to find a generator with electric start. For the PRICE, you cannot beat it. period. You can find a nicer generator with electric start, but for an extremely quiet, electric start you are looking at close to 1000.00 if not more. This is surprisingly quiet, and I am tickled it was so cheap. I am even happier with the service I got from Amazon. Any time I want something f...
–V. Reinholdtfrom Amazon.com
06 May 2009



excellent unit for the money!
just a decent product for the money, I know weveryone wants to buy american, but all the USA units were double the price, come on! USA makers
need to challenege themselves to make one like this at this price ($500).
–David M. Paglieronifrom Amazon.com
07 Feb 2009



Good performance, excellent value
PowerMax XP4400E 4,400 Watt 6.5 HP OHV Gas Powered Generator With Wheel Kit And Electric Start (CARB Compliant)
We live in Southern Louisiana, smack-dab in the middle of hurricane alley, and decided to purchase a backup generator to deal with power outages in the event of an emergency. I wanted sufficient power capacity to run our refrigerator, a small portable AC, a few lights, a small TV, charge our cell-phones, and occasionally charge laptop batteries. We figured that around 3000 con...
–Ashok Aiyarfrom Amazon.com