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Purchased a 2004 Fermont MEP-802A 5kW Generator Set mounted on a trailer.
Well that sycks, sorry ya had to go to the stealership. Major bonus side...you're getting both those PUs for a mere fraction of what they go for out here in the Southwest states! Your 5KW will retail around here for $6-7K, and that 10KW can easily fetch up to $10K. Not sure your intended use... -
Purchased a 2004 Fermont MEP-802A 5kW Generator Set mounted on a trailer.
It's never an adventure if nothing goes wrong! If it's broken, that means you get to upgrade, right?! Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk -
Purchased a 2004 Fermont MEP-802A 5kW Generator Set mounted on a trailer.
My bad, totally didn't click in my brain to help on this. Thanks @Guyfang OP, using the auction link you posted, it's a MEP-802A mounted on a M116A3. (Now observe as the tech data massiah bestows upon on the) Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk -
Purchased a 2004 Fermont MEP-802A 5kW Generator Set mounted on a trailer.
You do you boo...but doing that much surgery that many miles from home is not my kind of a good time. That missing lug stud will need more than the list of tools you're bringing and I'd bet money the stud isn't the right one. (Tho you could get lucky) 1157 is the wrong bulb for the incandescent... -
Purchased a 2004 Fermont MEP-802A 5kW Generator Set mounted on a trailer.
Bring a standard star wrench tire iron. Borrow a nut from the other good side and give it to one of your missing kids. Check your tire pressures to 30-ish PSI. Bring a set of magnetic tow lights from Harbor Freight. Hook on to it and don't think twice about it! 7 out of 8 on a 2500 lb trailer is...