I finally installed a front hitch.
(My rear factory Mopar class III hitch broke, so I welded it to the front. Frame is same width in the front of the Dodge truck, so it fit. Mounted upsidedown and welded to the truck frame.)
I built a tray for my generator to fit into the receiver hitch.
Here is photos:
Generator tray made from scrap angle iron, and an old receiver insert. The rust will be cleaned and pained later.
With generator sittin in its place.
I ran, permanent, a heavy gauge power cord from the front bumper to the rear, an extension cord of sorts. I will make a very short extension cord to connect the gen to this truck mounted cord, then just plug trailer into the cord at the rear.
Generator can run, stay locked on, not be noisy for inside the camper and not (hopefully) vibrate the camper. Always on the truck, so no packing or unpacking.
I chose to make one rather than use a store bought luggage tray as mine is smaller and I can just remove the whole assembly, gen and tray if I need to move the generator somewhere and run it.
I chose to let someone better at welding weld the hitch on. $150
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