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JDS2016
Explorer
May 10, 2016

Honda EU3000IS

I have purchased a Honda EU3000IS and waiting for delivery. I am a little anxious about it and I want to add a wheel kit to it. I have researched them and found the ones on the market are pretty expensive for what they are. I am a fabricator/welder by trade and I know I can make a wheel kit myself for at least half the cost. Is there anyone out there willing to give me a measurement of the bolt pattern for the rubber isolators on the bottom of the unit? I need distance center to center of bolts, front to back and side to side. As well as the diameter of the bolt.
  • JDS2016's avatar
    JDS2016
    Explorer
    May 11, 2016
    2oldman wrote:
    You know they also come with wheels, right?


    $200 extra for 2 wheels. Or $90 for the 4 wheel kit that is only good for concrete.
  • JDS2016's avatar
    JDS2016
    Explorer
    May 11, 2016
    Pipeman wrote:
    http://www.ebay.ca/itm/281386075589


    Perfect for going in a straight line! Get rid of 2 wheels and put some handles on it.
  • hawkeye-08's avatar
    hawkeye-08
    Explorer III
    May 11, 2016
    Ours had the wheel kit on it when we bought it. Figured it was a plus, but is too tall with wheels on to fit under bed cover, so we have the wheels off so it fits. Of course, when we have a power outage here at the house, we wish the wheels were on it...
  • 77charger's avatar
    77charger
    Explorer
    May 12, 2016
    Houston Remodeler wrote:
    We use a furniture dolly

    click here


    I thought i was the only one going this route.Went to HF and got one cheap its does the job from garage to truck and to hold the gen on while at home.

    Usually once in truck the gen stays.

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