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I used the aluminum myself...was a ton cheaper just had to go bigger...I think I did 150 or so feet. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

It's cheaper to run the 240 at 52 amps...use both legs...lower amps equals smaller wire needed...or keep the big wire and never worry about drop...the watts don't change...this is a 803a right? They have a 10kw output...there's a tag on it that shows output...behind the control panel there's a...

Question about the amp/volt you're setting up for...are you going to setup for 120 or 240 volt genset output? The 240 setting gives around 52 amps vs the 105 amps at 110...makes a big difference in the wire size. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Stall matts... great idea!...mine sits on 2 birch logs since I'm close to a water pit! It is bolted to those though...not sure you need to bolt it to the concrete...they really can't move on their own...very heavy! Won't vibrate away or move at all...matts would just keep that ground vibration...

If you're worried about the genset being so loud it will bother the neighbors I don't think I'd worry about it much...they are pretty quiet...you can hear it but it's not crazy loud like a car revving its engine...only thing I'd add would be some kind of insulation between it and the concrete...

I buried all the wire, mounted my switch so all that was left was hooking up the wires to the switch and genset...paid 850...but I had everything done...was there about 4 hours...was 2 guys. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

Transfer switch meaning turning off line power and going to generator power? I used a Ronks transfer switch...should be able to search my thread out with it in it. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk