Generator removal for home emergency use
I did a quick cursory check and did not locate anything on this subject. When I purchased my 2005 Thor Victory Lane 3605 Toy Hauler (in 2008) I had big plans for camping. Well, that was successful...
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The units I've seen seem to have the trailer built around the generator. The people that have removed them for various repairs state the gensets are quite heavy, and a forklift is almost required.
That said, it may be less expensive in the long run to spend the $549 on another generator that is already portable (think time and gas both ways to the RV, time spent removing it, configuring it to be portable, etc...and then re-installing it when you want to use it.)
Plus, I think it'd detract from the value of the RV, IMHO.
That said, it may be less expensive in the long run to spend the $549 on another generator that is already portable (think time and gas both ways to the RV, time spent removing it, configuring it to be portable, etc...and then re-installing it when you want to use it.)
Plus, I think it'd detract from the value of the RV, IMHO.
