Running propane generator A/C while driving?

[barracuda28]

Hello. We bought a 2000 32' Class C Designer in immaculate condition and 30k miles. I know both of the previous owners, who really only used it for in-state tailgating and camping.
I've asked them this question, and they're both saying it's dangerous; however, I've seen people, with Class A's say they do, but it seems class A generators just sound like engines...and not generators.
Im pretty sure it's the original generator, so it's loud. Do any of you drive with the generator and A/C on? The back gets so hot and I travel with animals.

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[hoppers4]

No problem running genset to run AC while on the road. You should ask the sellers why they think it's dangerous.

[barracuda28]

Ok. Thank you!
I've never turned off my propane valve to pump gas, as stated on my rv. I don't see why it's dangerous.
But, it's good to know. I didn't want to look like the idiot running her generator while driving. I've already gotten funny looks while my engine on my toad was running. Ha. Battery ran down and I jumped it, so I left it running for about an hour to charge. People said "hey, you know your jeep is running?" Haha. Yes! Thanks.

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[Grumpy]

Are you sure it's propane? Our 2001 was gasoline and ran off the MH fuel tank.

[barracuda28]

Lol. Yes, I'm sure.

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[hoppers4]

Driving through Oregon this week I made a fuel stop with my genset running. Oregon is a state that requires an attendant to fuel your vehicle. I was curious if the attendant would say anything about the running genset. Never mentioned it. So then I was in double jeopardy with my fridge running on propane and my genset running on gas. Whew, I didn't get blown up.

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by barracuda28

Lol. Yes, I'm sure.

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Just an unusual combination, usually propane units are in FW and TT and occasionally diesel Class c's.

Did forget to add either way its absolutely safe to run while on the road. As mentioned above more owners do than don't

[barracuda28]

Originally Posted by hoppers4

Driving through Oregon this week I made a fuel stop with my genset running. Oregon is a state that requires an attendant to fuel your vehicle. I was curious if the attendant would say anything about the running genset. Never mentioned it. So then I was in double jeopardy with my fridge running on propane and my genset running on gas. Whew, I didn't get blown up.

Haha!
And good to know about OR. It's one of the few states I haven been to. I thought NJ was the only state that did that.

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[hoppers4]

The only reason I knew that Oregon required an attendant was because they're next door and I'm there frequently. I've never seen a sign indicating such at any of the gas stations I've been to.

[0and2]

As others have said, I run my genset to my destination. Keeps the coach cool and the fridge stays nice and cold. All of my friends we camp with do the same thing. Mine runs off of gas though, not propane. Enjoy your RV!
Joe

[irishmick]

Hi everyone.
I'm new to RV world. I purchased my first MH a 2004 greyhawk 41000 31ss. Just reading post for some info that would be useful in future n now. Just to understand what everyone is saying here. I CAN run generator while I'm driving to use rooftop AC? This doesn't harm rooftop AC?

Thanks