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I used the original terminals. You can add a hasp and a lock if you need. I considered installing a conduit bushing in the side of the box and doing exactly what you are considering. In the end it was more effort for very little gain. The way the terminals are in there it doesn't leave a lot...

Ah. The discussion here originated about the 003. Did I miss where you stated it was an 002? If so I apologize.

Buy short pieces then use a set of split bolts sized to join #10 to #6. You'll want to install a box with a 30a breaker between the generator and the #10 cable or reset the trip on the generator breaker for 30a.

The lugs are too large for 10 gauge. Based on the output of the generator you need to run at least 6 gauge. The 6 gauge wire I ran between the lugs and the outlet tightened up just fine.

On the generator end I installed a 50a 4-wire outlet and wired it up to the generators output terminals and to the chassis ground. I mounted the box on the lower left side of the generator. You should connect the leads it using the terminal diagram on the generator. How you connect it is based...

Here is what mine looks like.