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Regarding trailer theft...in addition to security cameras here are a few added suggestions to help secure a generator trailer to deter theft: 1. Attach a lunette lock 2. Attach a simple tilt alarm on it that emits an ear piercing blast if trailer is jostled at all 3. Attach a BIG chain around...

Nothing wrong with a lil overkill. Just make sure you catch a screw hole or two with the added aluminum strip. You don't want anything metallic inside a generator that can vibrate loose and come off. I tend to get a bit paranoid about any loose foreign metal objects near my generators. I had...

If you've worked with JB Weld you probably already know that it likes to puddle/run. You might consider putting something behind those gaps for the epoxy to adhere to (duct tape/friction tape?). It might take several coats to get it thick enough to fill in. You should wire brush off the paint...

Also, you could fill in those rips/tears in the metal either with a thick epoxy (JB Weld?) or perhaps bondo then lightly sand down and paint and the repair would truly disappear.

Now if you took some cleaner and cleaned up those skid marks...lol and sprayed a lil touch up paint (Rust-Oleum Camouflage Sand 263653 works well) it would hardly be noticeable. As they say..."Beauty is only skin deep".

For preventing wire chaffing on metal edges I would suggest using something like this (caterpillar grommet which attaches to metal edge not wire loom): http://www.brownaircraft.com/category_s/95.htm