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RE: Carrying a Honda 2000i inside generator compartment
My Australian built Jayco class C has a small generator compartment just big enough for a Honda 2kva or similar, it has an inbuilt sliding tray that the genny sits on. To use it I slide the genny tray out and plug a short lead into my mains input and it works great (with the tray slide out of course). Just what you were thinking of doing.
Just make sure that you ventilate the compartment so that any fumes can disperse when the door is closed.
To secure the genny when traveling I have it tied to the slide out tray with a strap.
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Downunda
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04/05/20 05:38am |
Truck Campers
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RE: getting trapped inside a park
Happened to us also... we were at a beachside state park and the ranger sent us to the wrong area, before we knew it we were on a narrow sandy track with no way of turning around. We ended up bogged to our axles in soft sand. Fortunately another camper with a decent 4x4 and recovery gear kindly pulled us out. It was our first RV trip after retiring. We learned a very valuable lesson... if unsure walk in first even if it means a long walk.
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Downunda
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02/21/20 03:13am |
Fifth-Wheels
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RE: What type of valve is this?
From what I can see it seems to have the manufacturers name and other specific details on it. Have you thought to do a Google search?
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Downunda
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01/13/20 03:41am |
Travel Trailers
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RV Friendly Town in Australia
I'm sure this short video of how a town in Queensland Australia decided to do something extra to attract RVers to their region. We stayed there last year and will be back again next week... Maryborough is a fantastic and welcoming town.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=2spLHeau8NE#
I loved the comment from one person being interviewed "we see RVers as traveling wallets"
Regards, Downunda
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Downunda
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08/19/19 05:09pm |
General RVing Issues
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