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I install from the underside. This is an older picture of an 802 I had here.

Its not the most robust part, but thankfully still readily available when needed.

Its the exact gauge that came in the machine from the factory, with bridge, nuts, etc. PM incoming.

Just get some 1/4" hardware cloth and self tapping sheet metal screws (I use #10 x 1/2") and cover the large hole up. The two round drain holes below the batteries are blocked when batteries are installed.

That is literally the first thing I do to every machine that comes in. So many sets in civilian hands with folks completely unaware of the cutout below the engine.

Take the roof off and just LOOK before you do anything. Post up anything you find.

I bought up the commercial units listed, and some of the alternate fuse holders. Will advise if they both work properly.

Should be no issue using this fuse holder, you think? https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/504-BK-HKP-R/ Looks to be sized for that same commercial fuse. If I could source just the cap that would be what I need, but the price isn't bad for this whole fuse holder (the one called out in the TM is...

This fuse looks to be out of stock a lot of places.... time to scour up an equivalent (I realized Im out of backup stock on these, and I want to buy a few more of the fuseholder too). Edit: Thanks Zed

I am not familiar with these sets, but I would be willing to put money on the fact that its a very similar setup.

Do you have power on L3? What is your phase switch set to (behind the cover near the breaker)?

He referenced casters, which made me think flat industrial/poured floor. Got any friends who work at lumber yards? Those Moffett fork lifts will do exactly what you want.

How about some of these? https://www.rigging.com/flat-center-dollies.html

I just actually installed one on a similar doorless 803 earlier today. Took a couple photos:

My items are in Massachusetts. Those wires are a modification added (that was removed upon this machines removal from its previous use). You can either trace it back and remove the wires (and rehook stock) or just keep them connected together and tucked up and out of the way.

Same up here... out of stock for 75+ miles around me at one point months ago (haven't checked recently... but was sourcing 20 of them for actual stall use).

Yeah its an isolator... just add 2 more cylinders to smooth it out like glass ;). If you have the choice, go 3/4" IMO.

You get to them here: https://steelsoldiers.com/conversations/ Should be just to the right of your username at the top of the forum.

https://steelsoldiers.com/threads/mep-803-813a-replacement-door-starter-side-88-20078.196472/

I was bidding on them, but didnt really need them (though would have loved one)