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07-27-2011, 11:44 AM

I have never smelled any fumes and neither has my wife.

We do not carry it in the truck when towing to our destination, because of concern of having gasoline in the passenger area in the event of an accident.

I routinely store the generator in the TM while we are gone for the day or in the back seat of the truck overnight.

Be sure to close the vent in the fuel cap to prevent escaping fumes.

I can start my a/c at home (200 feet above sea level), but I can not recycle it. It will cause the circuit breaker to trip in the generator.

I have subsequently tried running the a/c at home using the generator with the circuit breaker for the converter turned off. This does allow me to recycle the a/c. I have not tried this any where else, so I do not know if it will work at altitude (5,000 to 9,000 feet.)

07-27-2011, 11:44 AM	#5
PopBeavers Guest Posts: n/a	I have never smelled any fumes and neither has my wife. We do not carry it in the truck when towing to our destination, because of concern of having gasoline in the passenger area in the event of an accident. I routinely store the generator in the TM while we are gone for the day or in the back seat of the truck overnight. Be sure to close the vent in the fuel cap to prevent escaping fumes. I can start my a/c at home (200 feet above sea level), but I can not recycle it. It will cause the circuit breaker to trip in the generator. I have subsequently tried running the a/c at home using the generator with the circuit breaker for the converter turned off. This does allow me to recycle the a/c. I have not tried this any where else, so I do not know if it will work at altitude (5,000 to 9,000 feet.)