Shopping for generator

cjmccullen wrote:
Hi! New to this forum. I'm going to buy a generator for travel with my 1996 5th wheel. It was suggested to me to buy 2 2000K generators so that it would be easier for me to move around instead of a larger one. As a result of being a single woman on the road, this will come in handyIt was suggested to me to buy 2 2000K generators so that it would be easier for me to move around instead of a larger one. As a result of being a single woman on the road, this will come in handy ;) Also can use only one if I'm not going to be using the AC. My questions, which brands should I stay away from? Suggestions appreciated!

Cari.

If you noticed, some people are not paying much attention to your post. If you can afford it, you need to go with the 2 Honda iu2000e generators, if you have to go less expensive, you can go with Yamaha or the other 2000W brands. They are light-weight enough for you to man-handle around;). You can parallel them, they will handle all you need, including ac, and if properly maintained, you'll never have any problems. You don't need a Harbor Freight this or Champion 3000 something-or-other; too hard to move around. As far as brands to stay away from, the only one I've heard about is the Harbor Freight stuff. Apparently it's hard to get parts, but I don't know that for a fact. Also, don't let the fact that it's not electric start scare you-it's a simple , easy one-pull start-up, nothing more. My 85 year old mother can do it. Good luck to you!