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Wish Rusty was still around

Yeah, but does it make my teenagers complain any less? Thats where the real value prop is...

I don't think they are canvas, but if the material is good enough for use on 18 wheel tractor trailers, it'll probably be OK to toss on a generator.

Yeah sorry he sent me a note 10-15 min after my post, and he is squared away as far as I know.

Even though they are getting harder and harder to find, I would think a canvas top shop could fab up anything you'd like.

Send me a PM with your email address, and I will send you a single email with all attached.

Let me poke through the shop, I think I tossed a dead fuel level switch of an 802. Its probably got that same plastic mounting base. If I still have it, I'd be happy to send you that part.

And I don't know for sure, but GMG shows a part number also of 88-21121. That relates back to an auction on the big auction site with the heading "NEW Fuel level sender sending unit M3466 134240 10455-2 88-21121 2910-01-391-636". Its a different NSN listed, but they do include that same 88...

Reach out to these firms, see if they can help you directly: https://www.gemssensors.com (part number 134230) https://www.madisonco.com (part number M3465) https://www.shawdev.com/index.html (part number 10455-1)

Just get yourself a couple temporary & portable load banks: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Utility-Milkhouse-Style-Electric-Space-Heater-DQ1702/642591645 Works wonders for adding load, and heat, in the winter! Run them in your garage during the warm months, so you don't add extra heat to your...

803 is a whole lot of machine... try to tell folks that all the time when I am discussing whats best for applications. Its what 99% lead with, and less than 50% go with.

Whats the make and model on the pump? If the generator is designed to operate in the voltage range discussed, there will be no problems. If you try to operate outside of that range, thats where things go sideways. Per the documents I linked to before, 460 should be within the range of adjustment...

What I didn't see when I posted this, is they are forcing you to buy through select farm retailers... none of which are near me. Oh well, maybe they will have a targeted promotion in the fall for other distribution outlets.

You can save up to $7 a gallon by rebate. https://rotella.shell.com/en_us/coupons-rebates-and-sweepstakes/better-fuel-economy-meets-better-wallet-economy.html

I have seen people say you can pull single phase off, just by tapping two legs of the 3ph configuration. Thats where most of this info comes from, repeated through the internet. Thats why SS and other resources are so essential in making sure the good info floats to the top!

00x and 80x are very different beasts. What you can do with the 00x does not carry over to the 80x in this regard.

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You owe it to yourself to determine the following: 1.) What MUST you run? 2.) What do you WANT to run? 3.) How LONG do you want to run? 4.) Can you supply enough onsite fuel and supplies to meet #3? The answer to your real application question can be gleaned by parsing through the above 4...

No harm in redundant power... MEPs are nice, but not the most portable.

**** of a rig!