Which Generator? Need Your Opinions
Now that the Cyclone is gone, we don't have an onboard generator. The Work & Play is a TT so its 30A. This summer, we've been using a mammoth generator: this NorthStar. Obviously, power is not a co...
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The Smart Tool ones have OK reviews, but I'd be leery of them because it might be difficult to find parts. For the same price, you can buy Champion models that have decent parts, good service, and some repair places.
For the rig I have now, if I had to do it all over again, I'd go for two 2000 watt Hondas paralleled, although with an A/C running, they are noisier than a 3000 watt generator with the same load.
One caveat: I'd make sure to get either reinforcing handle brackets or Low Pro LockDown brackets and anchor the Hondas to a surface that isn't going anywhere. I like the LockDown brackets because it will take more than just bolt cutters to remove them.
For the rig I have now, if I had to do it all over again, I'd go for two 2000 watt Hondas paralleled, although with an A/C running, they are noisier than a 3000 watt generator with the same load.
One caveat: I'd make sure to get either reinforcing handle brackets or Low Pro LockDown brackets and anchor the Hondas to a surface that isn't going anywhere. I like the LockDown brackets because it will take more than just bolt cutters to remove them.
