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I also own a set of the Honda 2000i generators with the adapter to join them.
I own both a travel trailer and a open car trailer and at the time my logic was I have a bad back and two generators at 42 lbs each vs 134 lbs for the 3000 unit since I do not have a perminant place to mount them. If you use a enclosed car trailer then the Honda 3000 is great since it is on wheels. I looked at the ad for Mayberry and a few others, but ended up buying at Camper World when I found them on sale. The only thing to keep in mind when you buy a generator online and have it shipped to your home or business is that it comes minus oil and no PM service is done on the unit before you get it....you get the job of doing that yourself.
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I have a Quiet 7500 Onan diesel unit in my beautifully appointed low mileage Winnebago Chiefain which by the way is up for sale at a very reasonable price. (ok, sorry for the plug) It's awesome and runs off the motorhome fuel tank. Also had an Onan 5500 in the trailer, awesome too. I now have 2 Honda 2000's and I love em. Use them for more than racing. They're pretty quiet, but not as quiet as the 3000. You can't go wrong with either unit.
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