Running A Generator While On The Road
Hi All, Sorry if this has been asked before but here goes. We just purchased our first toy hauler. It's a KZ Sportsmen Sportster 355TH12 fifth-wheel. This is also our first fifth-wheel. The unit c...
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Sam Spade wrote:GordonThree wrote:
just wanted to point out, the fridge will stay cold for a long time, provided you're not in and out of it too often while I has no power
And the inside fridge should be a dual and propane works well and uses surprisingly little fuel; a LOT less than the gen. will.
I would have no qualms running the gen going down the road......but not JUST for that little fridge. Keep the stuff that needs to stay cold in the inside one until you are at or near your destination.
what Sam Spade said ^. We have run our generator to run the furnace when travelling in cold weather but not to run the fridge in warm weather. We run it on propane.
