Tiny generators - 800w or less?
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From: Itinerant
Look at this link, step by step (with pics) and really easy.
https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/f...d/29903263.cfm
https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/f...d/29903263.cfm
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From: Wyoming
I have an Onan 5500 Marquis Gold on-board generator that I had the valve adjustment service performed on last year. It was due for it based on hours. I can't say that I noticed any difference.
My hunting partner has two of the Honda EU2000i (not sure on model number) generators. He treats those like a red headed step child. Regular (not using non-Ethanol) fuel, infrequent oil changes, even less frequent servicing and they still run good. At what hours does the manual say to do the valves on the Honda?
My hunting partner has two of the Honda EU2000i (not sure on model number) generators. He treats those like a red headed step child. Regular (not using non-Ethanol) fuel, infrequent oil changes, even less frequent servicing and they still run good. At what hours does the manual say to do the valves on the Honda?
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From: Waterloo, Iowa
Every 200 hours. Yeah, I was skeptical. I know someone who bought one on my recommendation and they beat the **** out of it too. They are reasonably quiet and have clean power. I totally understand why someone would buy an el-cheapo for infrequent use, though for regular operation these are the way to go. I don't care for the droning overnight at a campground.
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