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Howdy, The fuel lines under the metal caps is different. A member here worked on and listed info about those under that same thread I gave you earlier about the fuel return line.

Howdy, When attached to a existing electrical system, you run 4 wires from the generator. The little bonding strap disengaged. No ground rod. The whole system is grounded by what your panel is grounded to when it was built. 6 AWG THHN is conduit is fine, and is overkill too.

Howdy, I have 3 generators running at the moment. The wind has taken down trees all over the place here. Power went out around 4pm. I have sent a PM. Sent from power supplied from MEP-803A. :-P

Howdy, Finish the job of getting it ready to run. Get the fuel/water spin on filter replaced. Get the tank cleaned out. Get some fresh fuel in there with some additives. Prime it a good long time to fill the fuel filter cartridge and spin-on fuel/water filter. Double check the fuel cartridge...

Howdy, Look at my thread The Infamous well net info The picture's show the piping coming to the fuel tank. Yes, you will need to take the front cover off. (lower half) to gain access to the area.

Howdy, I do not think the drip irrigation ones will work. He made that statement thinking about the other lines. You would need to lean towards metric 3.5mm sized tee's. So, a quick one would be VW, Mercedes, Audi, etc... for metric sized tee's. I am sure you could find them out there.

Howdy, Since you live in Virginia. You should know it is like any other safety inspection. No parts are gonna fall off, lights work, brakes work, wipers, horn, can go down the road without being a hazard. Very straight forward. Like one other members mentioned, some small shops have no idea...

Howdy, Yes, That is a leak from the fuel return line. A few folks posted in that thread talking about other lines. The fuel return line is NOT DOT nylon. It is 3.5mm braided line. VW, Mercedes etc... diesel yellow stripe fuel return line. Fuel return line thread Since the fuel return line...

Howdy, I have a Generlink which was sourced from my local utility and was installed in about 5 minutes. 30 amp style. The PSP Products Transconnect unit I have is 200 amp. It also was sourced through my local utility.

We do not do short text messaging here. NO Battle short lights for battle short only Circuit Interrupter lights only when it is closed. They are both PUSH-TO-TEST.

Howdy, You will like that setup. I have a larger Transconnect and a Generlink. Both have worked great so far without any issue.

Howdy, Like others have stated, it really depends on what the generator capacity is, how long the run is, what type of wire you want to use. Standard #6 AWG THHN 90C will be fine at 75 amps (4 wires needed, 2 hots, a neutral, and a ground) A flexible type wire cord, like a extension cord...

Howdy, Nice score. At 29 hours, the unit is not even broken in. You have a PU-798A (MEP-803A on a LTT-TQG high mobility) The trailer is the same as a M1102 heavy, except with panels to place the generator. Since it is a 2010 trailer, all the marker lights are LED and will work fine with 12 volt...

Howdy, I would also look into finding a local NAPA store. NAPA list 6,000 stores across the USA. I am sure there is something nearby.

Howdy, Go to this thread MEP-802/803 Filters and Parts go to the second post and read some of the thread information. The thread with sizes and style MEP-8xx stainless steel screw information

Howdy, OK, after watching what's going here. First = safety. OK, there is something wrong with your generator. Make sure the unit is grounded. Ground rod in the ground grounded. Safety first.

Howdy, Everyone is answering what is reset..... A perfectly performing MEP-803A might not have a defined "Has to have tier 2 reset" timing. That is also why you can find units with 9000 hours being sold. A unit going through a Tier 2 reset might be because of various other reasons. Catastrophic...

Howdy, The spin-on fuel/water filter is put on by King Kong. I have totally destroyed everyone I have taken off. I mean destroyed. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?146965-MEP-803a-Fuel-Water-Separator&highlight=

My unit is a PU-798A (MEP-803A on a LTT-HC)

We had MEP-002 5kw then we had MEP-802A 5kw we now have MEP-1030 5kw Advanced Medium Mobile Power Sources represent the third generation of Department of Defense military standard generators. AMMPS are replacing second generation Tactical Quiet Generators, which have a 25 year old design, and...