HDT
Heavy Duty Trucks (Class 7/8).
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You're sure welcome, thanks for the update homeless. Okay a 5000 Watt genset with its 30 Amp Receptacle for plugging in your RV power cord should be plenty to easily start and run (NO Soft Start required) a standard 13,500 or even a 15,000 BTU RV AC. An RV Parks 30 Amp Receptacle could in theory only deliver 3600 Watts. If you would happen to need any adapters (like if you had a 50 Amp RV instead of a 30) thats easy peasey and BOTH legs of a 50 Amp RV Power Panel would be energized, although you still only have the gensets 5000 Watt capacity................... You got this, nice sparky chatting with you John T -
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rickeieio, I'm using the bed off of a M1078 (LMTV). It's not ideal but this is a budget build and I got the bed cheap. I've already had to do modifications but not willing to change out or cut down all the crossmembers, so the height is what it is. This is what the LMTV beds look like-
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