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Had to use my MEP 803 after some bad weather in Houston, went to shut down generator to check the oil and make sure everything was good. The generator was running perfectly but it would not restart, I noticed the fuel solenoid in the forward position so I pulled it back and it cranked right up...
When my power goes out I light my house up, don't want any wet stacking going on! Lol I tell my neighbors I'm on a different circuit than them! Gotta have a little fun during an outage!
Like Rickf said in post 2, in Texas that's exactly right and it's just as strict for farm trucks, Some people never learn at the stock yards every week somebody gets busted! I don't dare put it in my truck but the 803 doesn't care what color it is! Lol
I was looking for the am/vm switch for a spare but I don't know if they are good switches, hate to get stuck with one from fleabay for what their asking for them!
I just replaced two optima batteries on my diesel truck that had a pulsetech unit and they had a 2010 date on them. I also heard that optima isn't what it used to too!
That's what I thought, people say they find the Pulse tech 24 volt solar powered for great prices but I never see them. I guess you gotta have good timing!
Well after almost 5 years after I replaced mine it's still dry as a bone. My 803 is on a trailer and the top well nut is dry as well. Glad this is a good fix!