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Aug 20, 2013Explorer
If you're still looking for tips on removing it from the MH, here's one, maybe... My 2800 is bigger (wider and taller) than the compartment door opening. I found that I had to remove the door and door frame. Peel the rubber trim out of the channel around the door frame to get to the screws. Still a PITA, but doable now.
(on edit) While it's out, and if you'll still have air circulation space around it, put some foil-faced rigid fiberglass insulation on the compartment walls, and make some big rubber washers for the mounting bolts (between gen pan and frame); use blue Loctite and longer bolts, tightened just snug. See the Onan installation manual for details on required clearances. Most MoHo builders cheap-out on generator installation, resulting in a noiser-than-necessary product.
Jim, "Why are there never any _guilty_ bystanders?"
(on edit) While it's out, and if you'll still have air circulation space around it, put some foil-faced rigid fiberglass insulation on the compartment walls, and make some big rubber washers for the mounting bolts (between gen pan and frame); use blue Loctite and longer bolts, tightened just snug. See the Onan installation manual for details on required clearances. Most MoHo builders cheap-out on generator installation, resulting in a noiser-than-necessary product.
Jim, "Why are there never any _guilty_ bystanders?"
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