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most generators will be able to deal with minor imbalances without issues. Typically for a 3 phase setting, you can load the generator to 1/3 of it's rated capacity per led before causing issues. On a single phase split voltage (120/240) you can do up to 1/2 capacity per 120V leg. These MEP-8XX...

For the load you are talking about, in extreme usage, you'll be burning more than 1 gallon per hour. If running other loads than the heat pump such as water heater and whatnot on the 3rd leg, you might burn as much as 1.5 gallons per hour. A 200 gallon tank would last you approximately 1 week...

Converting from 3 phase to single phase is more complicated than just getting a transformer. You basically have to convert it to some other type of power (either DC voltage or mechanical power) and then convert it to single phase. Unfortunately there isn't a good answer for this. By the...

these are reported to be 10 lead heads so not really able to be converted unless you want to start tearing into the stator assembly itself to find where the other 2 leads should be (if I remember correctly, I could be wrong)