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THANKS _ I didnt see that - my generator is natural gas
It's in response to previous post which I quoted.
If you want to store gasoline powered equipment for months or years at a time and not run into issues with gummed up carburators/flooded motor, it is always better to just close the fuel valve and allow the engine to run out of fuel and come to a stop instead of simply pressing or switching engine kill/off switch.
Past weekend I pulled my Yamaha/CAT branded powerwasher which I havent used since 2019, started on second pull.....first pull I forgot to engage choke. The above mentioned method never failed me.
You can ignore the whole thing if you use your equipment on regular basis (daily/weekly)