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Probably another thing that has caused the price to go up lately is that generators are no longer EUC items so there is not that hassle and wait to contend with any more. Ike

helomedic; you are starting to sound like Storeman, it seems like he started out buying several basket case generators and after a few months ended up finding himself in the used generator business. It is a slippery slope, so be careful. Ike

There is probably also some variation in standards here too, I personally use fully functional, but not necessarily original for my prime standard, in other words this may include non standard replacement battery or hour meters, possibly even retrofitted voltage regulators, etc. A case in point...

Munchies, I was just wondering how big your sample pool is, I have bought a total of 6 generators from GL over the last few years (2 large commercial and 4 small MEP's) and while all have needed some work (gauges, minor leaks, control or AVR boards repaired/repalced) none were complete write...

I agree portability is not that great on the MEP-002, but for an off grid camp, or even household backup they are hard to beat. Ike

Overall I guess this sounds fairly typical of the lots from the last couple of years, although there certainly seems to be a trend of the 3KW MEP-016D's going fairly high compared to the 5KW MEP-002a's, maybe it is a portability thing, or a perceived fuel economy issue. Ike

A fellow board member from the Alexandria area bought his first generator in this lot, it was a MEP-002a and he said it went for just over $600, I think others went for less, but he drew the short straw and was bidding on one where the auction ended up being extended due to the 15 minute rule.