⚡️Honda Generator EU2200i Full Review - Upgrade to Honda EU2000i Best Generator 2019

[@SilverCymbal]

*For the best price with free shipping right to your door* amzn.to/3ncFbne

[@hobbit321a]

dont walk away when charging your car battery because it doesn't drop charging rate it puts out 8 amps continuously it will over charge its not good

[@SilverCymbal]

@@hobbit321a Yes, it's not a trickle charger, it's designed for faster charging. The Yamaha models are the same. You could connect a trickle charge to it though and have the best of both worlds too. Thanks for watching.

[@TC-tw5zk]

1900$ for the generator? At Amazon... I'm seeing them for around 1000... Is that right?

[@shanwar9844]

@@hobbit321a yep unregulated thike the manual states

[@thegrave2000]

This is not just the best, this is the only GOOD review of a Honda generator without the marketing and sales bullshit everyone tries to pull around. Finally somebody that reads the manual before talking, thank you very much!

[@SilverCymbal]

I appreciate that. I try to give the real info and follow the book. Thanks for the comment and for watching my videos!

[@jamesbondaygee]

Hi...does anybody know how long this generator lasts on one tank?

[@JohnDavis-yz9nq]

@@jamesbondaygee about 4 hours full throttle.

[@hanfordbrace5092]

I took 2 Honda 2000 I generators that were low hour units out of storage that had not been started for over 7 years! That is the honest truth! I poured the very smelly gas out of the tank of both units and filled both with 93 octane gas that had 1 full can 16 oz of Sea foam carb cleaner, gas protector etc mixed in 5 gal of the gas. I tried starting one with 4 pulls of rope starter and could do no more due to my age(80) and CV disease. My wife had called a younger friend age 56 and he showed up in time to try that generator again. He pulled once and it immediately started and ran with 1/2 choke. He did the same with the other and it started after the 6th pull and ran as the other with 1/2 choke. Neither would run with choke off. I ran both for over 5 hrs and shut them down for the night. Today I bought 5 more gal of 93 octane gas and put 5 oz of the same Sea Foam gas preserve - cleaner and filled both generators again. Due to Dorian hurricane I will keep on reserve and take both with me for power when towing a new travel trailer to eastern Canada for a month long trip. We will camp as we can but have generator power if we need power anywhere along the trip. I have a parallel hook up between the units if needed for air conditioner. I think my impression of Honda generators went way up after both units started after over 7 years with no special storage procedures when last run way back when!!

[@KuntalGhosh]

I bought a 30i model for 200$ off Facebook. It was basically new ..the owner had used it for 1 or 2hr. In 7yrs it had the tags and stickers intact with absolutely spotless paint. And switches . The only sad part was the gas tank was full with 83 octane and the owner did not shut the fuel valve. So that fuel sat there rotting away in the tank and dropping into the carb and destroyed the fuel system. I had to clean the tank for 3 days, the carb i had to let it soak in diesel for 7days.. and replaced every fuel components (valve and pipes). I live in India and the honda dealership is not too far from me. I got a whole oem gasket pipe and box accesories kit for 50$. These generators are made here so they are priced lower than what u pay in usa. Like the eu70is (7000is in usa) is only 3000$ and the 30is (3000is in usa) is only 1200$.. anyways the carb and everything cleaned up nicely and i did an oil change after running the the generator for 10mins after restoring the fuel system. It ran perfectly at full load. After oil change i filled the gas tank to brim & let it run my non inverter ac for the night. It ran for 15hrs straight. In eco throttle. I used the non inverter ac cus i wanted to have a variable load on the engine and the rpm to go up and down . This is good for brakin . This year i have converted it to lpg and already used it for 4 days straight after cyclone knocked out electricity for my home. I had a previous honda generator for 20yrs. It was stolen a 2yr ago after i left it outside and forgot that it was outside 😆

[@Maxrotor1]

These Honda generators are a great value. I purchased an EU2000I in 2011 for $900 (Black Friday sale) and sold it on Craigslist last week for $700. I used the proceeds towards my new EU2200I. Had I purchased one of those cheap generators it would have been worthless after 8 years.

[@Maxrotor1]

I did the same thing. I bought a EU200 around 2010 on Black Friday for 850. When the 2200 came out I sold the 2000 for 700 and purchased the 2200i. When we have a power outage it powers all essential equipment in my home . Even though you can find cheaper products this is the best value.

[@craigbarnard8721]

I have 2 eu2000i units. It was a better option than the larger 138 lb unit. I use stabilizer and always empty tank and purge carb before storage. I pull starter to put in compression cycle to keep moisture out of cylinder. Mine had the oil fill caps swell and they would not unscrew . Bought 2 at local Honda shop, very happy with them.

[@fjm1061]

Bought me one back in 2018. They just had a recall about a fuel line bracket. Dealer repaired and billed Honda and is back in my hands ready for hurricane season.

[@thanatoskatakrima5864]

My Honda eu2200i works like a charm! It’s quiet running normal and even more quieter in eco mode! A guy asked what kind of generator I had and was blown away by how quiet it is! He has an RV and he says when he runs his generator he has a hard time falling asleep due to the noise! I’m pleased with my Honda 😊

[@stevenbrown9566]

I have (2) EU 2000 generators. One purchased in 2000 the other in 2005. They have been used a lot! Years of absolutely flawless service, but I do maintain them pretty good. They sometimes run for days at a time when hooked up to my travel trailer.. other times they might sit for months and months. I always use a blend of Sea Foam and Stabil. They have never failed to start. Sometimes it may take quite a lot of pulls on rope starter but once running, they never fail. I Highly recommend these generators, and the new EU 2200 looks tempting but the 2000’s are just fine.

[@maxfit68906]

Bought this model based on your review. It’s pricey, but you get what you pay for. I recently used it for 5 days during the recent Kincade Fire in Northern CA. Kept my freezer and fridge running along with some other items. Highly recommended.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you for the compliment and that it’s worked well for you. Good stuff

[@eman2517]

Every how many hours would I need to change the oil on it?

[@yoban360]

5 days?!wow! Can I ask you, how long were you running it everyday?

[@Apollo9733us]

I've had my eu2000i for some 15 years, its a great little generator, always starts, runs great.

[@HealthSupercharger]

Will the 2000 model run a 15amp skill saw? Or at least 13amp skill saw.

[@sixtyfiveford]

6:00 You could always do this same thing with the EU2000i to run it out of fuel. They changed nothing besides adding a decal. But with either generator there is generally still a spit of fuel remaining and opening the carb bowl drain is key to omit problems.

[@SilverCymbal]

I wondered the same thing I will check the part number on the valve to see if it changed. I don't think it's the same though since a few companies now male add on kits to give EU2000 owners a separate add on switch.

[@sharpnesstherapy502]

the 2200i is 40cc more and revs lower

[@jimdent351]

@@sharpnesstherapy502 Does is rev. louder or higher?

[@zedee2000]

@@jimdent351 no the 2200 watt Honda is quieter because it has a bigger engine a 120cc and makes more amps at a lower RPM.

[@stefeniedavidmusic]

Just bought one today. I have great hope for Honda products. Their engines are second to none. I am impressed with the design of the unit. Thanks for the show. Look forward to using it with my little camper in the Spring............if the lockdown is ever lifted.

[@lancedooley7558]

As a Master Mechanic you did phenomenal job articulating this generator. Great vid!!

[@SilverCymbal]

That's really nic of you to say, thank you

[@lancedooley7558]

@@SilverCymbal will definitely get one soon with your link.

[@SilverCymbal]

@@lancedooley7558 I really appreciate that. Thank you - amzn.to/2KXc9UZ

[@lobsterbar]

I see that you not only gave an outstanding presentation [i just bought this model returning a craftsman moreso for the confidence of Honda] with a great voice to want to listen : and I can tell you have to be a kind person; you include a happy pet...thank you

[@mattobermiller5041]

If you overload your generator, you can reset it by 1, unplugging or turning off the load then turning the "on/off" switch to "off" until the red light turns off then quickly turning the on/off switch back to "on" before the engine completely stops turning over. Also, turn the eco-throttle to "off" so you get highest RPMs before connecting large loads to the generator. That way, instead of the generator having to work hard to climb to higher RPM's under a load, it's already at full RPM's and able to more easily supply cleaner power to a heavy start up load like an air compressor or table saw. Once the load is started, you can safely turn the eco throttle to "on" and the gen will lower the RPM's to supply only as much power as the load requires. Unless I'm mistaken, this unit has a built in hour meter. The output LED blinks once for every hundred hours. Not very precise but better than nothing. The hour meters that sense the field off the spark plug wire are nice.

[@lucashlongwane6679]

My name is Lucas i need that generator how can i get you

[@Gregory_TheWatchman]

This was a very thorough tutorial of the generator. I was liking what I've read of this generator, but as a visual learner, this definitely helped in my purchase potential. Thank you and Shalom.

[@andybub45]

Had one come in for a leaky fuel valve, had to tighten down the screws on the fuel valve. Apperantly this had been recalled by Honda and the whole valve was supposed to be replaced, something I didnt know until the repair was complete (customer was informed that if the valve leaks again that it needs taken to Honda). But while I was working on it, I noticed that the build quality and the parts quality was incredible. It was built like a car using automotive grade parts (of course, cause its Honda). It was also amazingly quiet! Being a small engine mechanic, I always reccomend Honda power equipment to my customers and I own several tools with Honda engines to back that up. This generator is no exception, Hondas are the best in the small engine world!

[@kaptainkoolz6359]

Great little generator, got mine on CL for $750 unopened. Runs a set of tire warmers at the race track, I recommend you dont use anything but 100% gas in this, E10 from the gas station (anything up to and including 10% ethanol combined with gasoline) will varnish your carb when stored, even when draining the float bowl manually. Using the "rag in intake" trick helps when this happens but a shot of carb cleaner up the main jet is the real fix.

[@EmmettHoops]

Thank you! This is the sort of thing that makes KZbin valuable. Much appreciated.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you kindly - Check out my channels for a lot of other generator videos, including the EU2200is in action. Best wishes.

[@goodoz9942]

OMG...what a beautiful dog! I love mine still around and miss them who are gone. Precious!

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you so much, love your picture too!

[@goodoz9942]

@@SilverCymbal That's McKinley and Juneau (left to right)...Husky extraordinaires ;-)....Brothers...both lived until almost 14. Great dogs...we're a Sibe and G Shep rescue house. I purchased an EU2200 pair today and appreciate your video, as well. Be good, be well!

[@brentjones9961]

Well done, Honda's have always been the best, most reliable

[@j4yp3r]

@silver Cymbal - fantastic, quick and easy, no frills video on operation of this generator. After watching this video, I was confident on my decision to purchase this and placed my order on Amazon. This video gave me 95% of the basics and what I need to know to get up and running besides putting the oil in, and breaking it in.

[@Adam_Newman]

Good review, I’ve had the Yamaha about 5 years & it has performed flawlessly for me, I believe the Honda & Yamaha are the top 2 in the business

[@justfunnyvideos9035]

will it run a whole house

[@Adam_Newman]

granny B cooking , probably not we run our refrigerator a fan & couple of lamps , excellent unit

[@唐亮-j4p]

Works well and quieter than most generators I've used dented during shipping

[@mickemike2148]

Wow! That was an excellent review! Hats off.

[@alainlalonde]

I just bought one today. This review was amazingly well presented. Thank you. Cheers.

[@alainlalonde]

Update: 5+ days with no power here at my home in Ottawa, ON (so far) and this thing has paid for itself 3 times over already with my ability to work from home and in food saved. Very quiet too. 10/10 in my book.

[@Heli4213]

Finally someone filming in 4K!!!! Great video thanks

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you I appreciate you noticing that.

[@mikeratkowski3506]

Just got one from my son for my birthday, you were my first video, I’m guessing also the best!

[@SilverCymbal]

I appreciate the a lot. Thank you

[@nategilmore8941]

Great review the old boy bought one two weeks ago, runs caravan frigid, a/c and electric cook top cheers for the channel

[@SilverCymbal]

I think you will have a lot of good years ahead with it.

[@07negative56]

Allow me to add to all the others complimenting on your fantastic review. I enjoyed the clarity, straight to the point review. I’d vote the most useful & and thorough review. Thank you for your efforts.

[@SilverCymbal]

I really appreciate that and for you watching. If you decide to purchase one please consider using my link from Amazon: amzn.to/2SvteYa

[@elitebicycleracers]

Very smooth presentation. I now feel familiar and comfortable with this brand/model generator if I decide to purchase it.

[@midcenturymodern9330]

It amazes me how those Honda generator engines just want to run. You pull on that cord, and they wake up immediately. Great quality. This is why I will not cheap out on a lesser generator, and go for a Honda directly. You do get what you pay for.

[@H8ucla]

Man can not thank you enough for this...been on the fence as to this one or the next one up...by Honda w the handle and wheels...I'm pretty sure I'm going to get this one...

[@tsj1974]

Thanks for the review. I found it very informative along with some of the other viewers comments. I am looking to get this one in the near future.

[@SilverCymbal]

You are welcome!

[@Hiker63]

We had two Eskies. Such great dogs. Nice review of the Honda too.

[@robertkiestov3734]

Sexy too

[@Bushkangaroo59.]

Have a generac 4000watts, since 1999, still runs like a top, I use it for powering my electric wood splitter, but I just bought the 2200i easier to move around and takes less space for traveling, going to use it for RVing.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thats funny, I wonder if its the 4000XL Generac. That was the first generator I ever owned and I bought it about that time frame. Yes the Honda is great and very portable too, great choice!

[@Bushkangaroo59.]

Silver Cymbal same one, I actually bought it for Y2K, had it set up to be wired into breaker box of house to run essentials.

[@jchors2947]

I was gonna go the solar route for my van conversion, but with a smaller startup cost and being able to run a small AC unit off this thing (as well as charge up my deep cycles too) was the deal sealer for me.

[@breakdownbill1]

van conversions are normally for doing stealth procedures,,yur not going to be able to stealth even with with Hondas generators. I will end up having both solar and Hondas generator

[@jchors2947]

breakdownbill1: Yeah, i can see that. I still have roof space to add panels.👍

[@ajsbrushworksllc8348]

I'm just here for the doggo!!

[@SilverCymbal]

Most loyal dog you could ask for

[@mattwaters6987]

Bought mine this past fall. Absolutely love it! So quiet too. Great review! 😃👍

[@lisacox9809]

Very nice and concise review. You hit all of the points one needs to know about this generator.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much

[@ddbhemzelf3427]

ahhhh we had the same dog... now i want the same honda :)

[@esojanacig9230]

I got mine today! Thanks for the video.

[@jamesmiller7911]

This may sound weird, but I have always loved Honda's plastics.

[@SilverCymbal]

It's not. there is something different about them. Not sure what it is, molding, etc but they are very nice.

[@pops91710]

RE: The grounding terminal. It is used when running two generators in parallel so that they are grounded to each other. My cable set has three wires, two with banana plugs for the current and one ground wire with fork terminals at each end. The DC cable used to come with the generators. I bought my first one around 2003/4 and it came with the cable and I still have it but have never used it. My second one, a Honda Companion I bought in 2014 had no such cable because it had no DC outlet, which no Companion does have. Just when they dropped adding that DC cable is unknown to me. Hondas are the best built of the portables. My first ran flawlessly for 17 years, as have my others that followed.

[@billboyd8995]

Very good review and I love the dog too.

[@mlangfordoutdoor]

I need one of these for my home made camper!

[@jamesrodrigue9286]

You give the best, detailed reviews. Thank you!

[@johnvargas4317]

Superb Video! I now feel comfortable about buying a Honda EU2200i generator. Thanks So Much! :)

[@SilverCymbal]

I really appreciate it. If you do end up buying it, I would appreciate you using my affiliate ink. amzn.to/2KXc9UZ free delivery to you from the largest Honda dealer on earth

[@rayworx]

I'd like to say something about the 'FUEL OFF' position on the control valve. DO NOT use this for prolonged storage of the generator. Some fuel will still be left in the carb bowl even after the engine dies. The float level inside the float bowl allows the fuel to drop down to the level that kills the engine but not to the point that completely drains the float bowl. The ONLY way to completely drain the float bowl is to remove the plastic cover and use a straight blade screwdriver to loosen the screw at the bottom of the carb bowl. It's seen with a long hose attached in this video and that hose is there to drain the excess gas out. Please do put a rag or paper towel below the tube to catch the fuel drained out and throw the rag/paper away in a vented area.

[@SilverCymbal]

I agree 100%. Per the manual you are still supposed to use the drain screw that I show in my other winterizing video. Watch my Yamaha generator video they have a very cool new system for this built right in the generator.

[@terrymccoy7334]

Thanks for mentioning about the need to drain the fuel float bowl. I plan on ordering the Honda EU2200i inverter generator today and hope I remember to do that when hurricane season is over here in Florida and I put the generator into storage. Question: Does the operation manual advise the owner to drain all of the fuel from the float bowl or do you have to just remember to do so?

[@clutchitup8565]

Just put stabilizer in it good to go ?

[@lotust251]

thanks for the review. I picked up a 2200i off craigslist with 2 hours on it for 800$

[@jamesball8519]

How would you know the hrs on it and why believe the seller when they tell you that

[@lotust251]

@@jamesball8519 it came with a receipt and the box it came in. For the price I don't care if it had 100 hours on it.

[@losungen9862]

@@lotust251 the receipt and the box tell you it ran for only 2hrs?

[@timothyandrewnielsen]

Nice find.

[@DesignerAviaries]

Same here. CraigsList seller had two units last fall. Sealed boxes. Very strange I thought. He was asking 850 but accepted $750. Sealed box was opened to make certain there wasn't scrap metal inside. Immediately added one of those little black RPM/Hour meters and magnetic dipstick. There was a little residue on the dipstick after the first 10 hours.

[@Mrbuckaroonie..]

Good video mate and I love your doggie.

[@Just1nHale]

Good, solid unbiased review! Love the dog, American Eskimo? My mom had one-Puppet-she loved that dog!

[@bearht]

Dude A Plus, Let me say this might b the best video I’ve ever seen from a regular person anywhere regarding information on anything product. You should definitely work for Honda spokesman.

[@SilverCymbal]

That is very nice of you. I might be the only person that really loves generators so it makes it easy. I wish I had a connection to Honda, I would love them to give me a generator to give away but this one is just me. Thank you again for the nice comment and for watching.

[@frankroublick2646]

I thoroughly enjoyed the cloud of dog hair being blown around by the exhaust when you started the generator lol.

[@markgoogolplex2572]

Nice review. Beautiful doggy too!😍

[@scottl_willis6798]

Yes...Best price on the internet with free delivery

[@StevenYoungcaptual]

Good review. I have the 2200 and have installed the Hutch Mountain Propane kit, which is wonderful. Great generator on both gas or propane, now that it has the Three position Cut switch.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much. I haven’t been a big fan of conversion kits but I need to look at them after reading what you wrote. It sounds very cool. Thank you for watching. .

[@StevenYoungcaptual]

I found instructions Very Easy. Great customer service. See the kit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e6jFXpmVj7p_b80

[@weirdmikeisgone]

My dad told me this is one of the best purchases of a generator ever.

[@selec21]

Highly recommend Honda generators!

[@roberthaibi2304]

I bought one ......fkng amazing

[@SierraOne]

sweet little machine, great review

[@Oregun]

Fantastic review! I’m buying one (if I can find one) , thanks and subscribed!

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much

[@KeithOutWest]

Very nice review. Lots of good information. Cute Sammie, too!

[@Hogprint25]

One thing to remember is that the output meter (green light) is a simple Hour Meter. When you first crank, 0-100 hrs No flash, 100-200/1 flash, 200-300/2 flashes, ect...that way you wouldn’t need an hour meter unless you need to know exact hours.

[@DeliciousBass01]

Keith McCormick stops counting after 500 tho

[@shanwar9844]

If you really need great stuff vs cheap this is the king. I work for the railroad and we beat these things to the point it's unreal. They don't stop. I bought 2 to back up my house after seeing what they do at work. I watched a guy drop one off a back hoe while we were using it to run a water pump to run cable. It went upside-down and shut off after going under water. We put it back on the back hoe pulled the cord and ran it for another 6 hrs like nothing occurred lmao

[@meloandres71]

Best Review out there for this unit! Cute hound too!

[@rebellucy5610]

Best review I have seen! Good job.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you veyr much I appreciate it. Please feel free to share it with anyone that may also like it. Best wishes.

[@dtroy0082]

Thanks for the review. Very articulate and helpful.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you

[@KaioshinAemi]

Great Review, thank you. I learned a lot today. God Bless!!!

[@wb5mgr]

One really great use for the DC output of the genset is in a small camper/Van where you have a battery powered inverter system, you can charge your batteries using a charge controller without needing solar or running the motor. This generator is far more power efficient than running your car to charge a battery bank. These units can be converted to electrical start. Converted to propane or natural gas. They can also be fed off larger tanks using just the engine developed vacuum.

[@SilverCymbal]

That sounds like a great idea! Thanks for sharing this.

[@christiankamal7549]

I have no skills as to how to build a system for RVing. I am looking into solar panels, inverters, MPPT.....or recharge one or two batteries to supply electricity for computer, some light, a small heater, a small AC unit...Do you think I would be better off using such a generator to recharge a lithium battery since it can be drained and recharged without any problem as to the life of the battery (vs a lead acid that can only be depleted to a certain extent) and use the lithium battery for my needs? I am thinking of this because it seems to me that the honda, as all generators are still noisy and I would not like to bother people around. SO basically, I would have a fully charged battery that I could use to run certain units. What is your thoughts? I appreciate any info that can help me make an informed decision

[@wb5mgr]

Karim Kamal A lot depends on where you want to camp. If you were going to camp in a legitimate RV campgrounds, then almost everyone there will use shore power for their rig and you will be able to as well so you should set your system up to be able to take it advantage of that. If you are going to Camp out in a national park or some such other campground where shore power is not available a small generator like this easily meet the noise requirements for legally camping in those areas and not disturbing others. There is a clearly defined noise standard of 60db A weighted at 50 feet by the park service for a motorized device. This generator is designed to meet that. My long answer to your question is this: I would configure your system for a van or small RV to have a small roof mounted Solar setup with MPPT controller. I would place a DC to DC charge controller as well that could be fed by either the engine of the vehicle when driving or the small generator when stationary. IF you are able to budget for a higher end inverter system like a Victron Quattro or Multi then they will charge the battery from a 110v input so you can use the generators 110v input to feed the inverter. The nice thing in this case for example with the Quattro is you can have both the generator, shore power and solar and your battery bank all available and the generator can serve to boost available power.

[@padungsupchannel176]

Thanks for your gladly of EU2200 Generator this product of Thailand ^^__^^ I'm quality control product

[@terrymccoy7334]

This is the first time I've seen someone in Thailand post some comments on a product review in KZbin. I lived in Thailand for six years. I'm going to be buying one of these Honda EU2200i inverter generators and will most likely order it today.

[@craigsealy4294]

Thanks that was a great review. That is the brand that I plan on getting.

[@xsentrik1107]

I started my Kenworth with this Generator! so I call B.S. It took 30 min of charging but it started right up!

[@SilverCymbal]

It's not BS, it's a charging output, more than a trickle. It's not a jump starter but yes if it charges your battery to a high enoug voltage, the battery will start a vehicle.

[@jaybird9283]

Good video and explanation on how it works. Thanks!

[@williamthompson9262]

You know the hour meter you installed is kinda redundant. The green output light blinks when you start the machine. One blink = 100hrs. Fun fact

[@jims408]

Very thorough review, many thanks.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you very much

[@davef.2811]

03-27-2019. Got a recall notice by e-mail and postal mail two days ago on the Honda EU2200I series generators (some serial numbers, not all) concerning the fuel shut-off valve possibly leaking during use, potentially causing a fire or explosion. Requires you to take it to an authorized Honda service center and have the defective part replaced. Just a thought, but wonder if ethanol containing fuel strikes again...?

[@SilverCymbal]

That us very disappointing to see but recalls do happen. It appears that if you have the affected serial number that the dealer will do the repair for free. Fortunately these are so portable. I wonder how long it will take for all of them to be done.

[@raider1978raider]

Great Review!! Thank you! 👍🏽

[@Hiker63]

We had two Eskies, brother and sister. Both have passed. They were extremely smart. Oh...nice review too 😉

[@UTubeGlennAR]

>^..^< I purchased a eu2000i over ten yeas ago as a stand by house hold gen set. It has over 400 hours on it n still running strong. Also twice ran a week non stop during extended power outages. I even hot fuel it (did not turn it off to re fuel) but I do not recomend this to others do this however.......

[@SilverCymbal]

Thats terrific to hear. The 2000 was such a reliable machine. I know what you mean about the fuel too, I have done it myself but yes it can be dangerous. Thanks for watching and the comment.

[@bud1412]

Really good job, you explain everything so clearly. Thank you, am buying this same unit.

[@SilverCymbal]

I really appreciate that if you end up purchasing online please consider using my link, no cost to you and th ebest price with delivery from Amazon amzn.to/2KXc9UZ:

[@robertoduranos5196]

Brilliant review, thankyou.

[@jamesdewer]

I was surprised that the exhaust note was as loud as it was. Next to my Aipower it was quieter but not by much.

[@jamesws3]

Even with the "Fuel Off" position crappy gas remains in the carb bowl. At minimum one must use fuel stabilizer and, if possible no ethanol fuel. If the unit is not to be used for some time it is still a good idea to drain the carb bowl. Even with stabilized fuel old gas should be drained a replaced with fresh fuel at least annually, if not more.

[@andybub45]

There is a fuel drain on the bottom of the carb

[@Kaspurr84]

I've had my EU2200i since the day it came out, I actually had Camping World call me the moment they arrived. Waited years for Honda to release an 1800/2200 unit, and I haven't been disappointed.

[@SilverCymbal]

That's great to hear. It is a fantastic machine for sure. Glad you are enjoying yours as well.

[@Dan-oz4qb]

Very nice review 👍

[@michaelbayliss1794]

Great review . For the price of these Honda gens , they sure don't give you anything extra . They could give you the cords to charge battery or an hour meter . Those items couldn't cost to much .

[@SilverCymbal]

Good point the generators are fantastic but I agree that some extras would be VERY nice.

[@TheFrog767]

Very interesting and informative episode

[@bhavyaenterprisehondapower5455]

Honda is Honda👌👌👍

[@davidmanning6321]

Thanks for a really great review! Great job!

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you I really appreciate it

[@uperbee]

Nicely done, short to the point and hit a lot of what others have missed on their reviews. Thanks

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you kindly. Stay tuned for the side to side with the Yamaha competitive model.

[@Dive-Bar-Casanova]

You have to check the pull starter cord frequently and adjust the pull handle past the wear spot then retie the keeper knot for the rope will snap after about 100 pulls. Really difficult to fix it then.

[@SilverCymbal]

I haven't ever heard of that one. I have only had to replace one handle on all my Hondas that was more than 20 years old. I wonder if you may have had a bad starter cord, they really should not need that adjustment for so little use.

[@drcoolit]

very thorough review! one question -- I have an incinerating toilet for off-grid use that uses 120v but uses 20A (requires dedicated 20A output plug). the outlets on this generator -- can you output 20A from either or is there any way to output 20A by some other method? or, should I just consider the higher output unit (3200 model)?

[@mooglemy3813]

It's on the side as Honda pattened these gens starting with the EX350 the forerunner to all small and inverter generators.. The charging circuit on the EU2 is more for maintaining the battery as are most DC chargers on Honda's and other generators.

[@asmr-everything630]

So what common stuff I can run on this generatah in case of house power outage ? Common stuff fridge? One light (bulb)? More maybe tv?

[@charlesgeorge2197]

How long will a tank of gas last at 50% load? hate to have to get up to refuel the generator every couple hours!

[@bluesmanken123]

Great review and very precise. Thank you.

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you

[@brycedelany8211]

OMG YOU HAVE A JAPANESE SPITZ TOO. SOOO CUTE

[@SilverCymbal]

They are great dogs, lots of fur but they are such loyal friends kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3bCcqWilKmmmpY

[@F0restMANP16]

Wow, very good review! 👍👍

[@SilverCymbal]

Thank you I really appreciate it. This is a very classy generator! amzn.to/2KXc9UZ

[@joemarchand8313]

I'm looking for a generator as a backup for when we lose power in our home. About 2600 sq. ft. 2-story. I have a well (well water), fridge/freezer, extra stand up freezer, tv, propane range, propane heat, a couple of computers, other small appliances, etc. Which Honda generator do you recommend? Thanks in advance.