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How to slide out my generator

Need to service my generator and for the first time I would like to slide it out and check all around it for any wear and tear on it and its surroundings plus doing the regular service required.
It's on a 2001 U320, Kubota 10K, mounted in front.
Jon Ohman
2001 U320 36'
Build #5809

Re: How to slide out my generator

Reply #1
John, Usually on the bus types ( not GV's ) there is a latch handle in the forward most left compartment, you pull the handle, front bay opens, then you remove two 1/2 inch bolts at either side of the slide and pull genny out.
Gary B

Re: How to slide out my generator

Reply #2
Your setup is probably similar to mine.  You remove the two bolts (either side bottom, see below) from the front.  Then disconnect the muffler.  This was a real job for me since the bolts were rusted tight.  But I eventually got them off.  When that is done, the generator slides out in its frame. 
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George Hatfield

  Never ever use World Line Motors of Nacogdoches for service!

Re: How to slide out my generator

Reply #3
WHen I had mine worked on, they used a fork lift to lift and pull it out. I cannot imagine doing it by hand.
Tom Lang K6PG (originally  KC6UEC)
and Diane Lang
2003 38 U295 build 6209
2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit Ecodiesel
still have tow-ready 2006 Acura MDX 
Temple City, California
Motorcade 16681 California Chapter President
SKP 16663 member of SKP Park of the Sierra, Coarsegold California
FMCA F071251
Retired electrical and electronic engineer

 

Re: How to slide out my generator

Reply #4
Thanks guys, I kinda thought those 1/2" bolts were what was holding the genny. I've looked around for wheels or something that the genny would glide out on but did not see a thing. It is hard to see the immediate area surrounding the genny. I just hope I don't have a problem like Tom had. If it's stuck that bad I and can still service it in place.
Wish me luck.
Jon Ohman
2001 U320 36'
Build #5809