Fastening Generator Inside the Trailer

[Whymee]

Gents,

I need some suggestions on how to fasten down my generator (Honda EU6500is) for transport inside a box trailer. I really do not want to find the generator trying to eat my bike(s) as I am going down the road.

As of now I will be taking the gen out of the trailer to charge. Looking for a way that comes apart easily, but is solid.

I have an idea, but I thought I would tap into the Alta brain trust before I started. Some pretty smart fellas here...

Thanks in advance!

 

[OneLapper]

Got pictures of the spot in the trailer you want to store the generator?

 

[Philip]

I am a big fan of these Retractable Ratcheting Tie-Down staps. I have two in my van -- one to hold each of the two bikes' rear wheels. You might need just one, depending on how you install it.

 

[snydes]

If it's your trailer, I'm a big fan of E-track and all the accessories you can use with it.

 

[Whymee]

Ultimately I would like to have the generator free standing. Not up against the wall ratcheted and making marks in my wall.

I am thinking of replacing the feet of the gen with some sort of structure that is fastened to the floor in some manor. Easy to unlatch...

 

[Whymee]

If it's your trailer, I'm a big fan of E-track and all the accessories you can use with it.

Agreed. In my toyhauler I have e track. I never know what type or how many bikes I will be transporting. E track is tits for that application.

In this trailer, I haul 2 mx bikes in my ATK Bike Shoes and that is it.

 

[snydes]

Same here, I have two lengths from side to side in the toyhauler. Versatile stuff!

 

[OneLapper]

Yup, my vote is Etrack. You can do some amazing things with etrack.