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Honda Power Equipment EU32i vs Honda Power Equipment WB20XT

The Honda Power Equipment EU32i is a petrol inverter generator for larger portable power needs. The Honda Power Equipment WB20XT is a gx120-engined 2 inch water transfer pump in carry frame.

Last reviewed 13 September 2026

Honda Power Equipment EU32i
Honda Power Equipment EU32i - image: seddonplant.co.uk
Honda Power Equipment WB20XT
Honda Power Equipment WB20XT - image: Honda

Specifications side by side

Honda Power Equipment EU32iHonda Power Equipment WB20XT
Weight26.5-26.8 kg27 kg
Max output3200 W-
Running timeup to 8.6 hours (Eco-Throttle)-
Noiseas low as 53 dB(A)-
Max pump capacity-600 l/min
Total head-32 m
Discharge bore-2 inch
Engine-Honda GX120 OHV

Sources: Honda Power Equipment EU32i, Honda Power Equipment WB20XT. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.

Buy or hire the EU32i if...

The EU32i steps up from the EU22i for users needing more continuous power, such as small site cabins or larger event stalls, while staying within a single-person-portable weight class. It is often specified where its lighter weight compared with the older EU30is model matters for repeated loading and transport.

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Buy or hire the WB20XT if...

The WB20XT is a general-purpose 2 inch water transfer pump used for site dewatering, drainage and irrigation tasks, valued for the GX120 engine's reputation for easy starting and long service intervals. It is a common item on plant and tool hire depot pump racks.

Full WB20XT specifications →

Common questions

What is the difference between the Honda Power Equipment EU32i and the Honda Power Equipment WB20XT?

The Honda Power Equipment EU32i is a petrol inverter generator for larger portable power needs; the Honda Power Equipment WB20XT is a gX120-engined 2 inch water transfer pump in carry frame.

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