Food trucks are gaining popularity fast. You see them at festivals, company gatherings, concerts, and even food truck rallies. Just about everything being operated in a food truck requires electricity.


To maintain power, you’ll most likely need a generator to connect to a small breaker box inside the food truck. Much like an RV, these food trucks come equipped with a 50 Amp power cord.


Food truck owners will most likely have to adapt from their generator to their power system power cord to maintain power. The AC WORKS® brand RV/Generators can pull double duty and work with your food truck as well.
We were fortunate enough to be able to work with a local food truck, Marco Pollo, to learn about how their business works, the power connections they need, take some pictures and videos, and most importantly chow down on some of their delicious food.

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