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If you're looking to change out the regulator ( for whatever reason ) I'd go with @kloppk's replacement regulator instead of all the hassle of switching from the TRC to Libby. I used it on an 806 and worked perfectly, dropped right in and it bypasses the mouse-urinal of a transformer in the...

I've never done an 005 VR conversion. I've done Kurt's VR on an 805 as well as SX-460 on smaller units. Also have done several single phase 005 conversions ( bet that's what you're thinking ) but never a VR conversion, but like you said, they are usually pretty simple installations.

Page 84 section 2-12 It bypasses everything except overspeed and short circuit. It is also supposed to lock out the starter, is that how yours is working? Are you starting it, then engaging the battle short? because you should not be able to crank it while its engaged. You only fill the day...

No problem... I used your picture up above and zoomed in on it. My eyesight up close is dwindling down over the last couple years too! Need a flashlight and glasses to see the menu at restaurants now!

the face of the gage reads FS=500 UADC so .5 milliamps DC should give you 62hz on the gage. Milliamps, not millivolts.

When you start the machine are you holding the switch up for several seconds after it starts? If not that can affect the Hz meter function. 2nd, if you have a kill-a-watt meter or frequency setting on your DMM, what is the frequency that it reads? If its not around 61.5, adjust your throttle...

You're gonna love your 803. Quiet, dependable and will give you and honest 12+Kw 24/7 without flinching. Just follow the advise of all the folks here on SS and if you run into any issues we'll get you through it. Once you're up and running, there's tons of advice here on upgrades, maintenance...

Here's a handful of options, if yours ends up testing bad. The gage/ transducer combo's are a bit pricey. The newer transducer will work in an 802/803, 002/003 and I believe will also work in an 004,005 and 006...

Hello, The manuals are all available right here at the top of the page in the TM section, then Generators then find the Mep-005 folder. 99% of the time that problem is caused by a faulty frequency transducer mounted inside the control panel. That particular transducer is pretty much obsolete...

In simple terms, the thread is a 3/8" NPT pipe thread. If you mean it drips and makes a mess when you change the oil, a simple solution is to just screw in a 6" long piece of 3/8" black iron pipe, heat up the engine, drain the oil, remove the pipe and stick the plug back in.

For a little piece of mind, quad failure is fairly uncommon, but definitely not non-existent. 75% of the units I got over the years did not have the mod installed and I never got a bad one. ( quad winding that is ) And, to your point.... many of them had single, double and triple digits on the...

There are 2 things you can never have too much of ( well more than 2 but I don't want to get scolded here... ) Green ( or tan ) generators... and Zinc in your oil... You probably don't need the ZDDP, but it will not hurt anything, I use it quite often in anything low hour. However, now that you...

According to the breaker configuration and plug numbering there's an 8th 15A 120 outlet somewhere as well the "SAW" connection I assume ( Two 3 phase breakers at the top ) But for $4000 I think I'll pass....

Humm, you know.... I've got 3 or 4 extra AC reconnect boxes lying around ( 2 of which are partially scavenged for parts ) A drop in unit using the original plugs would be awesome... all I need to do is find the "smart guy" piece of this equation! rofl Guy, is your passport up to date? ( and...

Yup, sounds like what I would do. Install a conventional panel W/ main and a few breakers. Add some on-board courtesy outlets and a 30A twist lock ( if that's how you plan to feed your house ) Essentially you need to take the 12 wires coming out of the gen head and connect the appropriate wires...

If you mean reuse it in your single phase conversion scenario, I would say don't. You would be better off setting it up with a conventional 240V double pole breaker in my opinion.

If I was further south I'd grab both of them in a heartbeat! Not sure WHO sells them for $4000 ea. running but it's not me! $200 as-is for parts is like for free!

As I mentioned to CM131 off-line, the fact that he has a 10K AC reconnect box is not currently causing him a problem. It will lead to incorrect load meter readings, but it is not the cause of his AC voltage issue. I believe that is also being caused by something else wrong within the AC box...

I should be able to provide you with whatever you need. I have a couple spare ( partially disassembled ) parts Ac connect boxes from 002's I have all the wiring, switch breaker etc. whatever you need.

Humm, I assume you're testing at the lugs. I see masking tape on the wires at the main breaker, as well as the odd markings on the lug cover. Can you test it in 120/240 mode and test between L2 and L3, should be nothing there, but best to verify. I'd be curious if there is an incorrect...