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So much for free time... circling back. The cable from Amazon fits just fine (appears to be OEM truly at all levels). In taking the stock cable out, I found out that the cable stop end was a nonremoveable overcast part. Anyone that has replaced this cable, can you recommend a cable stop that...

Does it not bring more piece of mind to get a high quality manual pump that you know should work **** near forever, without need for any batteries or chinese electronics? This is what I have, and I couldn't be happier with it...

You still have 2? I don't need one... yet. But it might be cheap insurance to put on the shelf.

Was this documented over email? Pretty serious accusation that would probably definitely force her employers hand if you had hard documentation...

Put yourself in his position... you are going to a Canadian military installation, which has taken significant time and energy to align. You might make an on-the-spot decision to accept other too.

Don't worry, Guy will be around to diagnose your space bar too ;)

Where did you source this material? Might be time to take a trip to the local Lowes and see if they sell perforated sheet.

Well the flange fitting and copper pipe should work splendidly with a 55 gallon steel drum... thats what I use.

If you lower the front of the control panel (where all the gauges are) you will see the voltage selection switch. On it shows the various wiring configurations (with the terminal information about how to wire). Have you looked at this? Do you have a copy of the manual for this generator? The...

These aren't the right length... but you can see the J hooks are pretty easy to source: https://www.amazon.com/Road-Power-966-8-Battery-2-Pack/dp/B000BPTUB4 You can probably buy what you need a local auto parts place. Just measure from the two cut outs below the door openings (where the J end...

You should call a freight company (Yellow trucking, etc) and schedule a pickup at Ft Drum and on the bill of lading, write all of the exact information to match your GL paperwork (this is what I did.. event ID, lot #, and serial of generator) so the driver can match upon receipt.

And furthermore, this is why everyone insists that you put a set of eyes on the unit you are bidding on, before bidding (not like thats a surefire way to make sure you still get that unit, with pros like Samantha at the helm).

I told you I had a crappy experience with Samatha at Drum too. Before all of that though, I noticed something strange about the auctions of the particular event I won.... the same images were used over multiple auctions. I just got lucky that the one I bought was actually photographed. Everyone...

Good luck with the pickup. I was less than impressed with the GL onsite rep when lining up my 803A out of Drum.

I don't understand why you have L1, L2, and L3 all with wires? To get 120 single you only need to connect L3 and N (and it does not appear you have N/L0 wired). I think you need to be very careful because none of what I see looks right. Did you connect these leads on your cord to the lugs, or...

And here I thought only my wife helped in this manner ;)

I believe your control panel switch is currently set to 120/240 Single Phase (L3-L1 are both 120 legs). Shut the machine down, and open the control panel and switch the internal switch to 120/240 Single and turn back on and retest. Test for voltage on the lines again.

Quick google search for 8 gauge MTW should get you sources to buy by the foot: https://www.platt.com/platt-electric-supply/MTW-Type/MTW-8-AWG/search.aspx?SectionID=15&GroupID=189&CatID=733&SubCatID=5658

Been looking for something like this! I use an interlock on my panel, but that should be uneffected by this installation. Thanks!

I got a quote from one of my dealers (we sell to the government and defense contractors) for that same panel on an 803... and my cost was almost $1200. FYI You should fix or see if someone like Delks has sheet metal for sale.