Ideas on how to transport generator on rear of Lance camper

@Reddog1 Thanks so much for this! Truly appreciate it!

These photos may give you more details. Over half of the Honda's weight is on the TC jack mounting bracket. Using the jack mounting bracket mounts, I can use this setup with or without my Stable Lift.

Thanks all!

Reddog1's setup is in the link that was added, but here's a photo from that thread.

@Reddog1, do you have a photo? Sounds like a great solution.

mkirsch wrote:
Probably your best bet is a hitch carrier. That's a lot of weight to be bouncing up and down on the relatively flimsy wall of your camper.

My Honda rack is bolted to my jack bracket, with the ladder only providing stability. My fuel mounting is supported by the ladder. Both have been without issues since about 2006, ans over 100,00 miles.
Both are solidly secured, so they cannot be "bouncing up and down".

Wayne

Remove your rear seat, get a Honda EU2000i and store it behind the driver seat. That's what I did before getting my current camper. No gas smells at all and it will be protected from the elements.

I had a rack made for me out of aluminum that utilizes the jack brackets, and bumper. I have traveled about 80K miles with it mounted this way. Extra gas goes in the wheel wells.

Probably your best bet is a hitch carrier. That's a lot of weight to be bouncing up and down on the relatively flimsy wall of your camper.

This link has some good ideas on mounting things...

MOUNTING LINK

Roy Ken