Front hitch for carrying generator

It has never been a problem for me.
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Go to the curt web site, here is a box that says where to buy. It gives you an option to buy local. Only you know where your headed and how long at each place. Pick a spot that is a week or so away that your headed and put in that city or zip code. Call that dealer and see if they have one to fit your truck. If not maybe they can order for you and have it there waiting when you get there. They may also be able to install while you wait.

captbru wrote:
We have a 2012 GMC diesel and carry our bikes on a front hitch. I've seen truck campers carrying there generator on a front hitch. A front hitch will be below the bumper so things will be lower. We have a curt hitch, easy install bolts to the frame using existing holes. Go to curt hitch web site and fill out info for which of there hitches. Write down the model number and go to amazon and look up that model. It's cheaper through amazon. I don't think you will have a problem with air flow.

Right now we are on the road headed west so we have to find the hitch some place. I do not have and address or time to wait for a week for a shipment...

We have a 2012 GMC diesel and carry our bikes on a front hitch. I've seen truck campers carrying there generator on a front hitch. A front hitch will be below the bumper so things will be lower. We have a curt hitch, easy install bolts to the frame using existing holes. Go to curt hitch web site and fill out info for which of there hitches. Write down the model number and go to amazon and look up that model. It's cheaper through amazon. I don't think you will have a problem with air flow.

mguay wrote:
Great idea!......but you will need a long cord to reach it. Ours rides between the Transfer Flow tank and the hitch and it takes a 30 ft extension cord to reach it while we overnight at truck stops/walmarts.

Beings the bedroom is above the hitch arn't you concerned about exhaust fumes from it?

Great idea!......but you will need a long cord to reach it. Ours rides between the Transfer Flow tank and the hitch and it takes a 30 ft extension cord to reach it while we overnight at truck stops/walmarts.

I carry my spare tire up there. No problem.

I doubt that it would cause a problem, but I have never done it because I know I would forget it's there and hit something with it. :B