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ryegal
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what size onan genator went in to a 1975 class C need replacement any suggestions


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Do you have air conditioning?


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no I don't


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OK. Do you use or anticipate using a microwave or toaster over?

Hair dryer?

How are your batteries charged?

Or, what is the highest watt appliance you will use?


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4KW is the ususal. RoadTreks and other Class B+ use 2.5-2.8KW.

The dimensions of your generator compartment may dictate the size and the capacity.


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