Running Inverter Generator Safely From Pickup
I have a Predator 3500 generator and want to make sure that some/all of these situations are safe for running the generator from the back up my pickup. Thanks for any responses. Basically I want to ...
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^Now that’s thinking!
To the OP, don’t make this difficult.
Start genny, don’t point exhaust at anything that may melt or catch fire. If you want to direct the exhaust back under your tonneau cover (although idk how this would seem like a solid idea), do so. As long as you pay attention to the first sentence.
Rain, snow, wind, sun, generators seem to run just fine.
Common sense. Every construction site with a generator, it’s likely outside.
At home, my backup genny only comes out when the power is out and generally it’s raining or snowing.
To the OP, don’t make this difficult.
Start genny, don’t point exhaust at anything that may melt or catch fire. If you want to direct the exhaust back under your tonneau cover (although idk how this would seem like a solid idea), do so. As long as you pay attention to the first sentence.
Rain, snow, wind, sun, generators seem to run just fine.
Common sense. Every construction site with a generator, it’s likely outside.
At home, my backup genny only comes out when the power is out and generally it’s raining or snowing.
