Recent content by Max Bladwin

I don't know what I am thinking. I was looking at the wrong Gauge. M4 only has 2 post. The meter from Oshkosh will work.

I did see the one on eBay but $399 is a god awful price. I was hoping for something more responsible. That's a new unit at that price.

I have the NSN number for the glow plug and the flame sensor. 4520-01-493-2781 and 4520-01-493-2783. Any recommendations on a place that would carry them?

Just recieved it just yesterday from Oshkosh . It's a 2 post meter. Mine has 4.

Happy Friday, I have a shc35 that I need direction finding some parts. I pulled what I needed from a working unit to verify it is operational. I need a glow plug, a flame sensor, and the bimetal thermal reset switch that sits on heater head. I did get my hands on a reset switch off EB but it...

1st thanks for all the reply's. I would have responded with the my findings sooner had it not been for an episode of the old Covid-19. I am better now and put a multimeter on it and checked the voltages at MT4. There is voltage so I am confidant that the meter is bad. It looks to me like there...

Ok. Thanks. Well unlike fuel prices, M4 doesn't move at all. I have watched some YouTube videos of others running there generators and they usually show a amp draw at startup and then about 5 amps charge after. Mine never moves. Is there a way to check it or is there a fuse that is blown...

I am reading volts and % of load. It's this gauge. The pic was taken with the generator running.

Pics are better then words. Check them out and let me know what you think.

Hello, Just recently purchased a mep-802a with 13 hours on it. I am having trouble with the amp meter. It does not move at all. I have checked the voltage at the batteries while it is running and the batteries are getting voltage from the alternator. I checked for voltage at the amp meter while...

Up and running! Ordered a plug and wired it up. Tested the ventilation and heat setting. Expected the heater to put out more then what it does, but oh well. Tried the ac for a sec. Going to test that later today. Only thing I don't like is the plug didnt come with any pre shielding or clamps...

On the very inside of the plug is says 4-20. That said I pulled a ton of screws out and never got close to the receptacle. But I did find a schematic behind the front panel. It shows the following for the power receptacle. J1, MS 3100R-20-4PX P1, MS 3106R-20-4SX

Pics may not have posted. I will check on my laptop later.

Got it. It was still in the crate. Smells like an old museum, lol. Here are a couple of pics of the unit and the plug. Would someone verify the plug type to the part numbers previously supplied. Getting excite to see this run.

I am heading out there Friday. They list them as unused, but that could mean just about anything. Maybe they don't sell a plug but maybe they have something to test it. If I do make the purchase I will post a pic of the plug just to make sure. Measure twice cut once.