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 YG2800i
 It's not uncommon to have generators weighing over 120 lbs.
And weight usually corresponds to power output. Moving
a generator around a job site can be challenging. It might take
2 or 3 people or a back hoe to move a generator from place to place
on a job site. That is, until Yamaha created the YG2800i.
Tipping the scales at just 66 lbs., it's the lightest generator in its class.
The key is its sixteen-pole rotor with twenty-four coil stator and Pulse
Width Modulation inverter. This design is smaller and lighter than
a conventional two-pole alternator and large stator -
and it makes the YG2800i extremely portable around
a job site or just about anywhere..

Buying a generator can be challenging - some offer too much power...
others, not enough. That's why Yamaha created the YG5200D.
It's a hard-working design — Yamaha's latest in the 5kvA class
— that's the ideal step up from the YG4000D.
It offers the proven performance of Yamaha's 301cc
overhead valve engine and delivers both 120 and 240 volts.
It's capable of powering a medium size air compressor,
two worm drive saws, and more.
It comes standard with Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (G.F.C.I.).
Best of all, the YG5200D is quiet with an extra-large muffler
and efficient engine design.
So when it's time for a new generator,
get the one that's "just right" - the YG5200D, it's perfect on the job.