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Originally Posted by rewillia
MOUNTING PLAN
After reading through the above OP and threads, I am now considering to use the original battery box to house the required propane demand regulators for each generator and then mount both generators on individual platforms to be fabricated and mounted on the top sides of the A-frame similar to the design used by Mwgautreau, only I need to study the idea in more detail due to my having a Propride 3P AS/WD hitch setup which uses vertical WD jacks mounted to the A-frame members just behind the propane tank cover. Pending further and detailed measurements, I am presently certain I'll have enough room to mount each generator given their width of 11.4" and considering each be centered over the respective sides of the A-Frame.
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UPDATE
Since adding my posted thread #40 yesterday, I have since taken some measurements and determined (based on MWGautreau's setup) that in fact my ProPride 3p AS/WD spring bar (vertical) jacks will interfere with the space needed for the width of the gensets being 11.4". The alternative being (of which I am since exploring with Sean Woodruff at ProPride Inc) to replace the vertical/upright WD spring jacks with the Lippert StrapTex system of which they (ProPride) offers as an alternative tensioning system. Doing so, will eliminate the spacing problem I currently have and permit me to follow in similar design of MWGautreau's fabrication and installation of the dual gensets.
I just need to understand what doing so (e.g. swapping out the spring bar tensioning devices) might result in labor-wise with regard regular/recurring use of applying and releasing tension to the 3P's spring bars.
With my current setup (sans any gensets), I simply stand up alongside the WD jacks and run them up/down with a cordless drill whereas with the Lippert system, looks like I'll be down on my knees cranking and holding back their cam-gear latch/locks when wanting to release tension and possibly something I don't really want to sacrifice in terms of the ease of use of the standard ProPride jacks I have now.