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802a. Yes I have the manual. Ran generator a month ago for power outage, all good. Went to start and run a couple weeks later, no power on the gauge. No generator output. Went thru manual trouble shoot. Pulled top panel, found ground wire burnt in half. (What wire? They have numbers) This wire...

You can start with me. Hows the weather?

Here is the engine stuff.

Got you Lickin Chicken!

You might want to ID the truck, so as to help people, help you.

Of course. Let me look for it.

This TM is seven years out of date.

All the TM's you need are here: https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/all-the-tms-you-need-to-work-on-the-mep-017a-gen-set.157268/

Also the TM number. The complete TM's for the gen set should be here in the forum. small automotive style fuses. Does anyone know where they go? What do you mean by this statement? Is this what you are talking about?

In the early 70's when the MEP-115A came out, we could not get filters. There just wasn't enough in the supply system. We ran 7 gen sets 24 / 7 / 365. So we went through a lot of filters. So we just started washing them with warm soapy water and letting them dry out. Compressed air just ruined...

Well, had to decide today. Just in case my old moth eaten brain forgets to vote again.

I have the whole ETM.

Do you need/ want any TM's for the M551? I think I have them all.

This filter fits MEP-004A through MEP-009B sets. I helped someone find a replacement 4-5 years ago? and there IS another company who mike one like it. But for the life of me, I can not remember the Who, Where, What or How, of the deal.

What really needs to be done here is teach you to read a TM. 1. TM 9-6115-642-24 is the operators TM. 2. TM 9-6115-642-24P is the Parts TM. The parts TM shows you parts, like this: Right after the exploded diagram of the parts, is a page that gives you information on what parts were listed...

Show me pictures of the engines. Are the solid state ignition? Hope so.

The equipment I saw was supposed to be going to South America, according to the NCOIC of the WOC course. And I did play with a CAT 130G grader that had air con, that was in that group of equipment.

What TM? Hey, I lived in Yorba Linda back in the 60's-70's. Plamosa Drive, most of the time.

Looks just like the van I had. VERY nice set up.

I seem to remember this thread. But my old moth eaten brain is fading fast!!