New Yamaha EF2200IS

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theoldwizard1 wrote:

philh wrote:
I went with Westinghouse 2500. Haven't used it yet, but it does have great reviews.

More power, costs less (Amazon $649)

I would like to hear more first hand reviews iGen 2500 vs Predator 3000

SWMBO ordered it from Home Depot for $599.

I hope to try it out this weekend.

Funny side story, I was wondering when we might actually do some dry camping... and she's quietly working on setting up a get together at a friends farm for a camping/smoking/shooting weekend :)

I can't find any info if honda has started selling the 2200 again, anyone? I see some for sale on cl and fleabay, but I assume those are probably recall.

Latner wrote:
I can't find any info if honda has started selling the 2200 again, anyone? I see some for sale on cl and fleabay, but I assume those are probably recall.

The recall involves variations of the EU2200i of specific serial numbers so any with a serial number outside that range would not be subject to the recall.

SoundGuy wrote:

Latner wrote:
I can't find any info if honda has started selling the 2200 again, anyone? I see some for sale on cl and fleabay, but I assume those are probably recall.

The recall involves variations of the EU2200i of specific serial numbers so any with a serial number outside that range would not be subject to the recall.

Thx. that's what I was thinking. I asked a couple of sellers for serial #'s, but apparently they think by giving those out they are giving away top secret info?!

I just went to the Honda dealer to sign up for the recall part today, a fuel shut off switch that “may” leak. Could be 3-4 weeks to get the part and have replaced for free.

I have owned the 2000i previously and can attest that the 2200i is WAY more powerful which really matters at altitude.
I have done testing with 13,500 AC that would not run on the 2000 but will run on the 2200i on eco mode.

From my Honda letter the affected serial numbers are
EAJT-1000001 to EAJT-1005474
EAMT-1000001 to EAMT-1260796