377rlbh generator exhaust. How low can you go?

[Hoojs12840]

Just a friendly reminder. We are on a site that slopes up in the front and I had to watch closely when it was auto leveling. I don't think it would hit before the front ran out of travel, but keep it in mind.

[Knauby]

It can not hit unless there is a huge hump in the center of the site. You can only retract the landing gear so far.

[Rock]

You'd looks like it is sloping up in the pic if it is that is a water trap
Rock

[Hoojs12840]

It slopes all the way back the rv. It rained pretty good the other night and the site drains well.

[Rock]

I was talking about the gen exhaust pipe but might just look like that in ur pic
Rock

[Hoojs12840]

Ahh... Funny you mentioned that. It does slope to the front. I start it up once a week. Get a little moisture out of it. Might have a muffler shop cut it off and realign it.

[Rock]

Mine slopes all the way from gen to the very end to drain moisture. The down side is it is low. If I ever hit I will get it raised with a good heat shield put in. On the FBTS the exhaust is under our bedroom slide so I added another Monixide detector just in case
Rock

[Hoojs12840]

I will say they extended the exhaust back beyond the bedroom slide.

I upgraded the smoke and CO2 detectors. I get the kind that talk, have one in our bedroom, bunk room and living area.

[Rock]

But the FBTS the bathroom is in the front than the bedroom so exhaust is below bedroom slide. Like why not put it on the other side
Rock