Sparkalounger
New Member
Hi Everyone,
This seems like a nice place.
My wife and I finally bought a travel trailer, a 2004 Keystone Hornet Hideout.
Here is my first question...
It did not come with a generator. It obviously has the compartment for one and has a start switch and hour meter inside. It also has an auxiliary fuel tank that has a fuel line run to the compartment. I looked under the chassis and saw an electrical box near the compartment, I am assuming it has the wiring needed to hook up a genny.
So... with all that said, what are my best options?
From what I can tell I need at least a 3000watt to run air conditioning.
Honda makes a nice 3000eu (?) or something like that.
Should I just buy an Onan?
Where would you suggest I buy it?
I stopped in at a local RV dealer and received no help.
I sure would like the convenience of an integrated genny, but I don't know the costs or where to buy one from.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Chad
MN
This seems like a nice place.
My wife and I finally bought a travel trailer, a 2004 Keystone Hornet Hideout.
Here is my first question...
It did not come with a generator. It obviously has the compartment for one and has a start switch and hour meter inside. It also has an auxiliary fuel tank that has a fuel line run to the compartment. I looked under the chassis and saw an electrical box near the compartment, I am assuming it has the wiring needed to hook up a genny.
So... with all that said, what are my best options?
From what I can tell I need at least a 3000watt to run air conditioning.
Honda makes a nice 3000eu (?) or something like that.
Should I just buy an Onan?
Where would you suggest I buy it?
I stopped in at a local RV dealer and received no help.
I sure would like the convenience of an integrated genny, but I don't know the costs or where to buy one from.
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Chad
MN