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Sadly, on the gen sets, the GFI only works for the 120 volt outlet. The Distro-System, or some of them, have a GFI in them for some output circuits. I would say, 99.99% of the time I got bit by a gen set, it sure did not have anything to do with the 120 volt outs. Was always the main load...

I am but a simple generator mechanic. Maybe someone smarter then me can answer that. But I would think it can work that way.

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No. It can not be converted.

And still no joy in Mudville. Its time for this old fart to lay his weary head down. Good luck!!

Tell me how you can not twist men around your little finger! Come on!! Tell me! Get Man Mountain Dean up there with the cheater!! Smile at him, and tell him its Miller Time!! I know it would work for me!!

Its Miller time!

A good picture is on PDF reader page #584, of the 643-24 TM a. Loosen nuts (1 and 2, Figure 5-20), turn bolts (3) to contact skid base, and tighten nuts (1 and 2). b. Remove screw (4), washer (5), and screen/cover (6) from generator case. c. Remove eight bolts (7) and Iock washers (8 (inner)...

Long bolt on the right side is there to prop up the main gen, when you do the engine removal. You can put a block of wood or something metal under it, turn the bolt down and support the main gen. Look at it. If you pulled just the engine, the main gen would topple forwards. I would use heat ON...

OK, good to go. I just thought it might also be the fuel drain system.

Have you downloaded the TM's? If not, Here is the parts Manual. I might start looking around page 57, (PDF reader page #)

Give me a part number and NSN, and I might be able to tell you.

And, can you take a picture of the offending parts leaking?

You posted a picture of a PU-801. Is that the type you have?

As long as you do not want to use a quick disconnect fuel system possibility, fine. Is it going to stay on the trailer? If so, it is handy, if you have to dismount the gen set. But thats the only reason I would keep it.

Before I got to your answer, that was what I was going to write. Great minds think alike,

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Section III. OPERATIONAL TESTS 9-5. GENERATOR AND GENERATOR CONTROL CIRCUITRY. Test per table 9-1. NOTE Resistor R3 (20, figure 6-10) in the output control box, must be adjusted as follows before performing any tests: a. Remove wire D26F16 from TB3- 1 and connect 0 to 1 amp ac test ammeter as...

You Sir, are a gentleman!

If I had a dollar for every MP just like this, that I walked through.