Honda 2000 generator
Anyone out there running a honda 2000 genny on propane? If so what are your likes and dislikes and how does it compare db wise to gas? Input greatly appreciated
Forum Discussion
I'm considering a Yamaha 2000 with a tri conversion. An outfit in West Virginia says the 3 year warranty remains intact. I was ready to go for it when they had a free shipping special, but paused when I started reading more about the outfit who sells them. My confidence became less than 99%. I still think about it and a generator is gonna happen, it's just a matter of which, when.
The thread about a Yamaha 2000 tri conversion with debate about fuel consumption and power output:
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27480399/gotomsg/27482742.cfm#27482742
EDIT: Update - Largely due to their dealer/parts accessibility and an easy extended run fuel tank, I bought a new, Honda EU2000 Companion from my local Honda dealer for $999 out the door. This was during Virginia's Hurricane Preparedness Tax Vacation. After getting a price over the phone, I asked the sales guy about them honoring the zero taxes on generators under $1,000. He started laughing because he thought I was joking. I told him to Google it and call me back. He called back. I went in and picked it up, no taxes. They didn't charge me their $49 "set-up" fee, either. I was the one laughing when he mentioned putting oil and gas in it for 49 bucks. Nice try. They put the oil and gas in it and fired it up, anyway.
The thread about a Yamaha 2000 tri conversion with debate about fuel consumption and power output:
http://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/27480399/gotomsg/27482742.cfm#27482742
EDIT: Update - Largely due to their dealer/parts accessibility and an easy extended run fuel tank, I bought a new, Honda EU2000 Companion from my local Honda dealer for $999 out the door. This was during Virginia's Hurricane Preparedness Tax Vacation. After getting a price over the phone, I asked the sales guy about them honoring the zero taxes on generators under $1,000. He started laughing because he thought I was joking. I told him to Google it and call me back. He called back. I went in and picked it up, no taxes. They didn't charge me their $49 "set-up" fee, either. I was the one laughing when he mentioned putting oil and gas in it for 49 bucks. Nice try. They put the oil and gas in it and fired it up, anyway.
