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You are in a hurry. Much better to find out what is wrong. It may not be the CB. It might be something as simple as a loose wire. Dirty contacts in the S8. A miss wired gen set. Unless you really KNOW what you are doing, you can really get someone hurt, or destroy things. Just my two cents worth.

Every person I have ever heard from, or read comments from, who has great knowledge and experience on the MEP-002A and MEP-003A, has posted at some time on this thread. What do you all think about a document, maybe a sticky, that gives some pointers to people who want to buy one, and do not have...

Amen!

It maybe not the ONLY reason, but your right, everyone should look. The same thing happened to me with a 60 KW. It was mounted on a large ROWPU. I turned it on, turned on the main circuit breaker for the ROWPU, and all was well. Then a very large pump kicked on, the gen set went into high speed...

I posted in the other thread some more info. The military uses the same CB, in both sets, because its simply cheaper to stock one kind of CB. There is no 50 Amp CB. So you don't have to change anything other than the way the CT's are wired, just like Jamaweib, (I think?) wrote. But I would be...

They are the same part. But did you notice, that there are two circuit breakers listed. According to what Serial number of the gen set has, the UOC, (Usable On Code) list two different NSNs. Big price difference between them One is 74 bucks. The other is 329 bucks. There is listed at least 3...

This was a misfire.