Reliance ControlsCorporation Honda 06424-ZS9-000AH Eu3000is Inverter Generator 4-Wheel Swivel Kit

This is an EZ install! Remove the 6 bolts and 2 nuts on the front and rear of the generator foot plates (8 total). The rear foot plate is not reused. But the one on the front just has to be removed to put the front casters underneath it and then it bolts right back on. You use the 6 bolts and 2 nuts from the generator to install the wheels to it.The 2 front wheels have to be mounted to the supplied brackets with 2 supplied screws and 2 locking nuts on each unit. Very simple. 10mm socket or wrench and a Philips (+) screwdriver. The rear wheels just need the 2 washers on each side and a cotter pin holds them in place.You will need to raise or block up the generator to install these. I stacked on 2 small 4"x4" wood scraps.Total time was less than 15 minutes to install. Anyone who has a generator and can use it, can install these!

Super easy to install. Works exactly as expected. Wheels roll with ease.

I've had my generator for several years now, I can't believe I waited this long to buy/install this wheel kit. Super well made, very sturdy, fits perfectly. the large wheels are big enough that you can wheel it down a cobble stone path (though you'd need to lift the caster end up as those wheels are smaller). Wouldn't work going down stairs, but you could probably wrangle it down one step.Regarding installation - if you tip one side up and prop the generator up with a few blocks of wood, you can easily do the installation without having to completely lift the unit up. start by tipping it up and installing the brackets/axle for the big wheels (but don't put the wheels on). Then tip it the other way and do the brackets with the casters. Finally set it back down again and lift up the end and slide the big wheels on. Boom.

These generators are heavy and tough to move around. I've wanted a wheel kit for awhile but the all-terrain set seemed expensive, bulky, and didn't have the greatest reviews. This set is a little cheaper and has better maneuverability by being able to make tighter turns. The wheels also don't appear to stick out as far as the other set. Also the two casters on the front are lockable to prevent unwanted movement.As for installation it wasn't to bad. I don't consider myself to mechanically handy but I read through the one sheet instructions(both sides) and got to work. The toughest part was lifting it up to rest on a couple milk crates because of the weight. It was completed in less then 45 minutes. If you can build a big wheel for your kid you can install this kit.

I was using a furniture dolly to move my EU3000i around (too heavy for an old guy to carry). It wasn't secured to the dolly so I had to be careful going over bumps, etc so the generator wouldn't fall off. I installed this kit onto the generator and can now move it without any issues. I used a 4x4 and 2x4 stacked on top of each other under the opposite end I was working on so I had the height needed to install the wheels. I would definitely recommend

The Honda 3000i generator is too heavy for me to move around. This wheel kit solved the problem. I would recommend a floor jack to lift the generator up enough to remove the old brackets and install the new wheel kit. That's what I did. Not sure how I would have got under there otherwise. I already had gas and oil installed so didn't think it would be a good idea to lay the generator over on it's side. The installation looks great and it's now easy to roll outside when needed here in hurricane country...

This was very easy to install, just take a scrap piece of 2x4 cut it into three blocks, nail or screw together, then you can use the blocks to tip the Honda on its side and slide under the rear to attach the rear wheels.

These were very simple to install. I was impressed that they made use of the bolts I took off the generator removing the stationary feet. Very easy to move around. The generator is well over 100 pounds. And my wife can roll the generator with out any help.