First thing to come to mind about this model is weight. 134lb, so your not going to want to be moving this around much. Wheel kit is handy but lets the gen wander while running, I put boards under mine to lift it off the wheels. This unit is very reliable and very quiet. I use it to power my motorhome lights and a/c (13500btu) on trips with no shorepower. DONT USE THE MICRCOWAVE AND A/C AT THE SAMETIME!!!! Watch your voltmeter-straight to red. It has run my 30amp service for 72 hrs straight at a idle (on the eco-throttle setting). When the a/c comes on it idles up a hair before the a/c even tries to turn on. Sips gas-3.5 gal fuel tank on eco will run a/c and all functions, waterpump, lights etc. all night long with over a 1/4 tank left at 96 deg in the morning set at 72 deg. Alot cheaper than my Onan 3600w lp genset. No oil use... I have also powered the same motorhome, AND lights, a fan, freezer and other items in my residence at once during prolonged power outages like hurricane Ike. It fits pretty good on a trailer hitch platform ie; "Hitch Hauler" One word of caution!!! Because of its weight your going to have a good platform for it to ride, bolted platforms don't do well unless it is in the center in line with the hitch. Well worth the money.

I have had the Honda 3000 for 6 months. We use it with our fifth wheel and also at our home for power outages. We have had no problems with powering the camper even when we have both our microwave and air running at the same time.