Any know the details on this generator?

I've had the Yamaha 3000iseb.... great gen, but VERY heavy..

Ever see an appliance store ad "If you can find the exact same item somewhere else for less we will refund twice the difference".

Some "Features" are optional and the store selling the device new can request they be added or deleted.. I'd guess your 30 amp Twist Lock is one of 'em.

x96mnn wrote:
Looking to buy it to run my RV.

It appears there are 2 water resistant plug covers. What is o=under neath them ? I will bet one of them is a standard TT-30 receptacle.
If it is a twist lock L5-30, you can buy a adapter to TT-30 or make your own.

It might run a 15K HVAC as well. It should basically power a 30 amp trailer.

Biggest problem is adding an extended run fuel tank.

Unless that Yamaha could last 4 times longer than my Champion, something I sincerely doubt, I will keep my Champion.
RichH

j-d said:
"Yamaha's a great brand. From what I've read here, the Honda generators handle Surge (like A/C startup) a little better than most other brands."
I must disagree. I still remember the death glare from the wife when my brand new hyper expensive Honda EU3000is wouldn't start my 13,600 btu A/C. A hard start kit in the A/C saved my life. Heard many other similar stories. Yamahas and Champions don't seem to have a problem starting RV A/Cs. So if you're determined to drop a couple of grand on a Honda, rent one and try it first. I still wince when I remember that glare!

That is one pricey generator. Plus another $707 to make it remote start.

Oh that generator is sooooo cute! It reminds me of a tear drop trailer with wing! So cute! At first I didn't see the handles, and I thought it WAS a tear drop!

ctilsie242 wrote:
I'm pretty sure the fix is going to be fairly simple.

You probably CAN fix it, because Yammaha probably has PARTS available. The off-brands, let's say Harbor Fruit, offer nothing for their cheap knockoff versions.

I have one of those, and it is discontinued. The EF3000SEB is almost identical, except it has the ability to use the battery "boost".

Toaster + Coffeemaker + converter will work. AC + microwave will not. Running a 13.5 or 15k AC depends on model and if there is a hard start cap on the A/C. I've found the trick is to start the generator, nuke something for 30 seconds, then flip the A/C on, and it should do the job.

That generator is pretty decent. I had over 3500+ hours on mine until it seized, and I'm pretty sure the fix is going to be fairly simple.