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RE: champion generator mount
Just as an update - I ended up building a frame that captures the generator in the horizontal plane and bolted through the plastic base for security but am also using straps as the primary way of holding it down. I couldn't find a good way to directly bolt it down and trust it to not eventually fall apart.
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BigfootBill
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09/25/21 06:12am |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: Remote duel fuel 2500 watt generator?
I have to go back to the generator to disable it or it will drain the start battery down.
Have you tried replacing the battery? I leave mine turned on several days at a time and it has no problem starting when I press the button on the remote.
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BigfootBill
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09/25/21 06:07am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: Views on when to/not to allow a dog to be social
Getting the puppy out into the big world isn't just about learning other dogs and interactions within the canine community, it is about other objects/sensations they haven't been exposed to and all of the different types of humans - tall, short, bearded, hat wearing. See the attached article that defines socialization.
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/dont-panic-training-through-and-around-puppy-fear-periods/
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BigfootBill
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08/27/21 04:45am |
RV Pet Stop
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RE: champion generator mount
Thanks all. I will need to mount my generator 6 inches below the hitch so I may as well build a custom fixture to mount it to that can maximize security.
The wheels on this unit are recessed so it's not as simple as removing and bolting in is place, plus I was hoping to retain functionality of the wheels while this frame is bolted on.
The engine mounts have a support structure that goes through the bottom pan so I am going to try and remove them to fit a longer bolt that I can use for my mount.
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BigfootBill
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07/14/21 08:42pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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champion generator mount
I am working on building a mount for my 3500 watt champion generator and am struggling to figure out the best way to bolt it down, I want to have it securely mounted and not just strapped down. This model has wheels on one side and a pair of bumpers on the other and they don't line up so it's not as simple as simply removing 4 bumpers and bolting in their place. Has anyone done this before with the 3100, 3400, or 3500 that can make any suggestions or even share what didn't work for them?
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BigfootBill
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07/13/21 08:06pm |
Do It Yourself Modifications and Upgrades (DIY)
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RE: StableCamper
We use 6 stackable screw jacks ( Amazon) or (Walmart) & 3 - 2” x 4”; light, inexpensive, no movement & supports the TC from the BOTTOM!!!
We only use 4 with 4x4's drilled to accept the jack post, but the nice thing about this over using sawhorses or the plywood x is that you can have the camper level on unlevel ground with full support from the screw jacks because of the height adjustment on each one.
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BigfootBill
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07/02/21 07:55am |
Truck Campers
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