Hutch Mountain Propane conversion

We have a Champion 3500W inverter generator that runs quietly and can use gasoline or LP.  I use LP because it is cleaner, less stinky, and doesn't require pouring gasoline into the tank.  It seems to start the AC just fine, but to be on the safe side, for our post-Covid vaccination trips this summer where we plan on going to the east, I've purchased a Microair Easy Start that I'm going to install next week.  Hopefully, it'll make the AC issue more manageable.  

I picked one up end of season last year for my 2200.
The install was super easy and it runs great.
Did not get to test it with the AC yet but it ran a heater,a fan and a circular saw just fine.

Propane will provide approximately 80% of the power of gasoline. The engine will run cleaner, and produce less soot than gasoline, so it is a little easier on the oil.

I converted my Honda 2k to propane using the Century Products Tri fuel kit a few years ago. Took about an hour to convert. Thought I might want to use gasoline again someday but never have. I use it around my place as well as for the trailer and keep a propane cylinder handy for that purpose. No stinky gas.

The genny does have less power on propane as expected, but it’s fine running (Not starting, you need an Easystart for that whether on propane or gas) the a/c at least up to about 3500-4000 ft elevation which is as high as I’ve used it. There is an altitude adjustment screw on the demand regulator.

Don’t know anything about the Hutch Mountain one which wasn’t available when I did mine, other than its more expensive. The power reduction will be the same regardless of which kit you get