Idea help for trailer set-up

[Yamaha Knight]

Looking for some ideas on how to secure my generator inside my trailer for transport. Trying not to strap it against the wall. Thinking something like a bracket or attachment point on the floor and a hole drilled into the generator frame that would match up with the bracket........ Anyone found something that works good without leaving a large permanent footprint on the floor??? Want to put it in the front right side of the trailer.... Any ideas would be appreciated. Pics would also be great if possible.

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Thanks!

[froth]

This might sound off, but I simply stuff it up front, and pack riding bags around it. They are soft enough and weigh enough to keep it in place. We haul two bikes in a 6 x 12v vee nosed single axle trailer and it's worked for the last three years.

Cheers

[DingleBerns]

Well, I guess this is considered strapping it to the wall but I just put e-track on the wall and use a tie down to go from one side to the other which hooks into rings on each side....

I got mine pretty cheap like this on ebay.

Dingle

[Jon]

Have you considered putting up on the V part of the tounge of the trailer? I've seen this done with a couple steel straps and some tie downs. Or just cut a v shaped piece of wood to fit and lash it down with some racheting tiedowns, regardless your probably smart for wishing to secure it.

[Yamaha Knight]

I did look at that option, but it won't work with the spare tire mounted there too... Appreciate the idea though!

[phildrummond]

I drilled 4 eye bolts into the floor in the right places so it doesn't slide forward/back, side/side. I run a tie-down over the generator and into 2 eye bolts. It hasn't moved yet...and I do this on an open landscape trailer.

[Yamaha Knight]

Thanks for the tips. Got a system figured out.