lance generator

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Hi, my Lance 1020 has a compartment at the rear right plumbed and wired for a generator. The door faces the rear ... I think it was for a Generac 36LP ... anyone with any experience in placing an aftermarket unit in this type of rig? I have a Penguin 13500 air conditioner that is original equipment that I want to use often.
I have an idea to try to find a portable 3000w unit, strip its covers, fuel tank, and some of the framework as needed and try to adapt ... anyone with experience or ideas on that?
Thanks for reading...

arto_wa · Answer

Sounds like there would be at least lot of noise and vibration generated. For sure it can be done, but maybe not such a good idea?

trail-explorer · Answer

exhaust is going to be a problem.  A lot of fabrication would be needed.

fleecerdog · Answer

Thanks Folks ... The A/C unit was bad anyway, so I went with a Coleman Mach8 9200 and found a brand new Onan 2500LP on Clist ... the combo works perfect and I can even run the micro along with the A/C

jmcgsd · Answer

fleecerdog wrote:Thanks Folks ... The A/C unit was bad anyway, so I went with a Coleman Mach8 9200 and found a brand new Onan 2500LP on Clist ... the combo works perfect and I can even run the micro along with the A/CGood score finding the Onan on CL. Bet they don't come up too often.

kayteg1 · Answer

I do have factory installed Onan and would gladly sell it if someone would offer me good price for it.
We don't use AC where we camp and one time when I new I will need AC, I took my Honda 3000EU.
Onan are gas guzzlers and noisy to pair.
Than for battery charging and coffee maker I have $89 small gasoline generator.
Filling up propane is a hassle, while gasoline is everywhere.

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