Generator question

[SOCAL4LIFE!!]

I would like to have the ability to run 2-3 tire warmers (in case anyone else needs the power) and maybe a couple other small things like a radio etc. What kind of watts does everyone recommend?

I was looking at a UST 3500W from Big 5 for $280 and didn't know if this would work or if anyone has experience with that brand. Thoughts?

[rybo]

My thoughts?

Get a nice, small, quiet generator.

These are pretty nice units and on sale right now for a fair price. They have an inverter built in as well so they can power things like electronics / computers that you SHOULD NOT run on a typical generator.

http://www.americanrvcompany.com/Kipor-IG2000P-Digital-2000-Watt-120V-60HZ-Single-Phase-Inverter-Recoil-Start-Single-Cylinder-Sinemaster-Gasoline-Generator-Camper-Trailer-RV_p_7323.html

Also this is really nice unit available locally

http://denver.craigslist.org/tls/2349008201.html

These are basically copies of the Honda generator and are pretty nice units.

S

[vort3xr6]

As loud as possible and put it right next to Tony Baker's trailer. I am sure you need power at night too, so I would just run it 24/7. I heard they run better open header too!

:wink:

[N1K]

Champion sold at checkers are nice their not super quiet but there not super loud either.

[peteremsley]

I have the kipor 2kW generator that Scott linked to. That is a good price.

It looks, operates, and sounds like the honda, at a much lower price. Sips fuel, too.

Whatever you buy, make sure parts are available and someone can fix it...

[jgixxer1]

This will run 3 sets of warmers. Buddy of mine has it at his shop here in Pueblo. It would be mine but I need something to fit in the trunk or at least close.

http://pueblo.craigslist.org/for/2316101778.html