I have a nikota 3500 watt generator and I am not getting any power from the generator. Motor runs fine just no power. Is there anything I can check.

Yes, it likely is. Lots of help here

https://www.google.com/search?q=nikota+3500+watt+governor+adjustment

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you saying it wont keep running
you have spark at the new spark plug

fuel is fresh and uncontaminated

could be
the coil or the plug lead
ok when cool ... fails when hot

the Governor setting
carby jet blockage

if a four stroke a valve adjustment might help

have the unit checked by an authorized generator repair shop
if it was operating when shore power came back on there is every possibility that the generator or inverter has been damaged from the lack of synchronization of the sine wave

replace the gas with fresh and treat it with Startron additive to fight against the ethanol in gas and keep it fresh. gas goes bad in a bout a month if not treated now. you might have to take the carb bowl off and clean the carb. good luck hope this helps

1/4" gas line can be bought at any Auto Parts place. Any generic shutoff can be bought there too.

Your cutter machine may use more power than your whole house depending on the size of motor. A one horsepower motor 115v will use about 3000 watts to start and about 1000watts to run. To estimate how much power you need, add up all the watts that you will use at home and add to that estimated wattage of the cutter motor (motor will use 3x rated wattage to start plus loss of power thru the extension cord). Buy a generator that will give you needed power and still have a 25 percent reserve. If you need 2000 watts on a continued basis, the 2800 watt may be good, however I would be more comfortable with a 3500 watt if the price was right because of the cutter machine. I would consider converting the cutter to gas power and buy a smaller generator to save on gas since you will be most likely running the generator far longer to power the house. Good luck

this site might help you..
http://www.cabelas.com

I also have a NIkota 3500 generator, which had a carberator problem. I just ordered a new carb from Yilong-motor.com in China. They may be able to help you. RJL

sounds to me like a grounding issue. I would check all my ground paths and look for poor connection or corroded contacts, broken or almost broken wires etc. Hope this helps :)