Honda 3000 vs Twin 2000's

[Ken07AOVette]

I had a 3000 Honda. I don't see the value in running 2 when 1 will do. Single point of failure as opposed to 2, more fuel, etc.

[gumby567]

Was over a year ago...Updated Link Below:

https://www.briggsandstratton.com/na...rt-series.html

[Johnny G1]

Originally Posted by crazyperch

Honda has a new 3000 that is 77lbs

http://powerequipment.honda.ca/gener...eries/eu3000ik

Have the new one mounted in the box in front of the 5th wheel and worked super this summer for heat and air, I think it is a little thirsty but it got worked pretty hard in the Yukon for heat, not a very good summer, warmer @ the Arctic Circle than it was in Whitehorse.

[Jack Hardin]

Originally Posted by DiabeticKripple

My dad has a Yamaha 3000 I think. It's on wheels and is pretty heavy, but my mom and him (60 years old) can load it into the back of the truck. One side is way heavier than the other so he takes the heavy end.

It's been a great generator though. Been about 5 years and haven't had one issue. I think he runs premium in it and it purrs. It's also very quiet.

https://www.yamaha-motor.ca/products...up=PP&catId=33

That's the key, Premium gas. I started using premium in my chain saw, whipper snipper, roto tiller and they all start easier and run smoother. Also, ensure that the premium is free of ethanol. I get my premium from Extra Foods as it says right on the pump, Ethanol Free.