Quiet series generator 9500 watts!!!

For sound level reference, the National Park Service requirement is 60 dB(A) or less at 50 feet for motorized equipment including generators.

Try MANGANESE SQUARE CHAIN and an AMERICAN high Security padlock. These chains eat 36" Rigid boltcutters for lunch and will snap a cutting disc to shreds. Heat it white hot then press the oxygen and it laughs.

The cost of manganese square chain is a knee knocker and a high security padlock is around 50 dollars.

My genshed has that minesweeper K monel door and combing so they're not getting in that way. The batteries have to be removed before the Kubota would exit. I used 6 sack cement formula so it's like chopping through basalt.

pianotuna wrote:
After the loss (by theft) of my Yamaha, I had a "cage" built for it. It could still be taken--but it would take a bit of time.

Yes, the heavier the better for theft deterrent. I had the misfortune of having two 2000's stolen. Cut through my lock like butter.

2oldman wrote:
At only 257lb.

The Honda EU7000is is 263 lbs, for comparison's sake...and $4600 or so to buy.

67db is not quiet. I have a cheap Champion 3500w/4000w open frame contractor-style generator that is slightly quieter and it is NOT appropriate for campground usage.
For home power, desert or auto racing, this generator is great.

Hi 2oldman,

After 100 lbs--it doesn't matter if it is 500. I'm not going to be picking it up. After the loss (by theft) of my Yamaha, I had a "cage" built for it. It could still be taken--but it would take a bit of time.

At only 257lb.

Only 67 dB? Pretty good.