On board 5th wheel generator
I have recently purchased a Forest River Cardinal 5th wheel and I am considering getting an on board generator. It is hooked up for generator use, but no generator. What kind should I get? I was th...
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Make real sure you have a good working carbon monoxide detector. It is a matter of life or death.
A good method to mitigate against CO if you have an on board genny is to purchase and install a Genturi. You should test your CO detector too. Leaving your truck run while parked or hooked up to the fiver could cause problems.
Almsot every toyhauler comes standard with onboard generators. Not sure why they're not as popular on fifth wheels. I couldn't imagine not having a built in genny. It's nice to wake up never have to leave the RV push the switch & start it up to make coffee, warm the fiver up w/the fireplace, etc. wouldn't own another one without it. As for size. I wouldn't go less than 5500. It's nice to be able to run multiple ACs on those hot days if for no other reason cool it down faster.
