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Old 06-09-2014, 06:27 AM   #1
RichR
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There are several ways to go here.Built in unit are much higher in cost,can be run on propane or gas.My trailer is prepped for built in,however I went with a pair of Honda 2000's.Ordered on line for 1995.00.I went that way because of weight,they weigh about 48 lbs each.That gets me 4000 watts(sort of).I have a Honda 2500 watt unit that will fun a single air conditioner but it is heavy.That why I did not go single.(as in 3000 watt)My Honda twins fit in the area that is made for built in with room to spare.Can run one or both as required and I can carry them without breaking my back.Lots to consider and lots of choices.Good luck!
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