generator and gas can compartment.

[FastAl]

Here is an interesting product to go along with generator storage.



http://lowprolockdown.com/shop/honda...late-redblack/

[Ocsmb]

Too stinky to have to stored inside. Aluminess storage box with swing arm is the way to go if you already have their rear bumper.

[gerrym51]

Originally Posted by Ocsmb

Too stinky to have to stored inside. Aluminess storage box with swing arm is the way to go if you already have their rear bumper.

since it's a sheet metal cabinett that is vented to outside technically it's an outside storage compartment. I don't think odor come up.

[86Scotty]

Originally Posted by FastAl

Here is an interesting product to go along with generator storage.



http://lowprolockdown.com/shop/honda...late-redblack/

That is super slick!

[FastAl]

Originally Posted by Ocsmb

Too stinky to have to stored inside. Aluminess storage box with swing arm is the way to go if you already have their rear bumper.

They can make a box with a swing arm that attaches to a trailer hitch without the rear bumper. Looks like SMB will sell this too.

[gerrym51]

Originally Posted by FastAl

They can make a box with a swing arm that attaches to a trailer hitch without the rear bumper. Looks like SMB will sell this too.

i think most of those were listed under 4x4 options

[FastAl]

Originally Posted by gerrym51

i think most of those were listed under 4x4 options

Look under Portable Generator Comparisons & Dimensions

Outside Cargo Box with swing-away arm to install into a receiver hitch (hitch not included) $1,114

http://<br /> <a href="http://www.sp...ators.html</a>

[gerrym51]

fastal-i don't want cargo box on back.

[FastAl]

I understand.... I was replying to the previous comment.

[gerrym51]

Originally Posted by daveb

There is just something about carrying a large can of fuel (gasoline or propane) inside that doesn't settle with me. I'd think you'd be able to make some kind of box sized to the generator and a fuel can for the rear bumper. If you have a walk thru, a receiver could be mounted off to one side. A heavy duty bearing mount could even be incorporated to swing the box if its necessary. Pull it off at home. Also I've seen members who use a receiver mounted hitch box on the front.

Donmc is the one with the sheetmetal/vented cabinet for his Honda 2000.

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