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Howdy, Pin and sleeve connection can always work, BUT They are each keyed and colored for rating. Making custom connections like how you are wanting can be useful and dangerous. A 5 wire receptacle for 3 phase with all wires connected would use the corresponding plug. You would then also have a...

Howdy, The Adapter, Container NSN 5342-00-066-1235 MFR P/N: 13211E7541 Is the 5 gallon/55 gallon bung adapter which the aux fuel line connects to. The tubing is Red Brass. It is NOT copper.

Howdy, You can go through this sticky to look at the parts. The 2nd post has quick links to lots of other neat stuff. The top of the 2nd post has a quicky startup routine, many folks forget about the emergency stop button. 3rd post has the TM's needed. If buying at auction, or private seller...

Howdy, 3/8 XT RED BRASS TUBE 1/4 RED BRASS TUBE BRASS WASHER RUBBER RING (STOPPER) RUBBER WASHER STEEL WASHER SHOULDER SCREW (2 HEAD CLAMP FUEL HEAD ADAPTER NIPPLE 5205X5X4

Howdy, It looks like you are well on your way. :) You can start in this thread, the 2nd post has quick links to many things to think about. The 3rd has the links to the manuals here. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/mep-802a-mep-803a-filters-and-parts.186068/

Howdy, New batteries sitting on the shelf to long. Charge the batteries fully.

Howdy, When you say tide pod... I hope you mean the one for dishwasher. Not laundry. :) Any good powdered dishwasher detergent is good. As it has the cleaning action, and is safe for the metals found through the cooling system temporarily. Good process for final filling. Close all drains, fill...

Howdy, Simple answer. Pull the Emergency Stop button out. Your back to working. :)

Howdy, Some had the upgraded GFI fuse on the back of the fault panel.

Howdy, Go and get yourself a box of powdered cascade dish washer detergent. Take a gallon container, and put a bunch in, fill it with hot water from your tap, shake it really well. Pour all that in, and fill up with you water hose. Run the unit, drain it, run water through the unit, close it...

Howdy, uh, read this thread :rolleyes:

Howdy, You know it rides maybe 2 hairs away from the flywheel don't you. That is the purpose of going all the way in, and then backing off 1 1/2 turns, then moving a 1/8 turn at a time to get a good reading. Then to keep it exactly there as you tighten the locking nut. Sometimes in the field...

Howdy, Start here in this thread. The 2nd post has quick links to lots of stuff. The third post has links to the manuals. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/mep-802a-mep-803a-filters-and-parts.186068/

Howdy, Please remember that the gauges on the machine are, er.. good enough. Always fine tune your electric with a good multi meter to where you are using it. OK, Generator sitting approx. 50 ft away. At your service panel, you will want a nice 120 per leg and 60Hz. The meter on the generator...

I do not know. I would go with LITD said. He made contact with the company about a charger. https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/24v-charging-thru-slave-port.139648/

Howdy Best method for 2 x 12v batteries in military stuff. (Bought at the same time, matched 12v battery set) Charging together at 24v is good. Charging at 12v each is best. Even thou I charge at 24v through the slave port, I also remove the NOCO G7200, and put the clips on to charge each...

Howdy, Both brands are top notch. The NOCO G7200 is no longer made, so its hard to find. It's nice because it does 12v or 24v. I too, like others here, own 3 of them. I also own Battery Tender products, all 12v models. If it will be mounted internally, go for that weatherproof one you pictured...

Howdy, Better, a MEP-1061 30 Kw 400Hz

Howdy, I am not seeing what your trying to do. How about a great running 30Kw 400Hz unit? Power up lots of stuff.

Howdy, The switches can be gotten straight from the company Electroswitch for less. This very thread post at the top https://www.steelsoldiers.com/threads/mep-8xx-s1-and-s6-switch-variations.168569/