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I agree if using for backup conditions but for people using it regularly, off the grid folks, that may burned it 2-4 hours a day to charge batteries etc.

Well how do you like Texas Gimp, if you want topical come to Houston.

Now that we have that answered, how long can you expect a map-803a to last with normal maintenance, it terms of hours? 10,000, 12,000, 15,000, and when the will it need an overhaul. My guess is the generator will need rebuild first.

I need to pick up by the end of next week. Also decide on Monday noon, on shipment.

Sorry two on wheels.

They are two stand alone so, on wheels, I currently to not have a dock or fork lift so to unload I would like to roll or pull down ramp. Not sure, on load out I will call on loading capabilities.

Yeah, I liked the idea of a 15k unit for my ranch, plenty of power, but I could not justify the added fuel consumption, when you know your loads, you will do it in your sleep without any inconvenience. 10k is plenty, it's not worth a 50 percent in crease in fuel, you will probably run it at...

I bought two mep-803a's that need picked up from chambers burg PA, and delivered to London Ky. Zip codes are, 17201 to 42501. please let me know if anyone is interested. feel free to pm me a quote.

Thank you Gunzy, yes they both run.

Hey Rusty, I bought two 10kw's today 803A's, on the fender is writing in white chalk, DRMO, what's that mean?

I drive most of that route about 10 times a year, a walk through the Siloh battlefield is worth the jog, about an hour. most of the road work was done earlier, but going around Memphis avoid high traffic times.

So what are you driving down?

Here I go thanking folks again, really this makes it easy. I take it your a regular at the fiddlers convention in Galax. actually I lived in Roanoke for about five years, great area. thank you.

Thanks to all this has been a helpful post. As I do my pm, I wanted to check my dash lights, I think there are three by the gauges, anyone know what bulb to use to replace them? I take it they screw off, ish.

Welcome from Houston.

Make sure you post some pics, I'll let you know when I get up there again, might try it out.

I looked it up, do they have trail maps, not that I really use them, what about the area to drive the deuce? what are you driving there? Looks like a wet mud run in that wedge, but it's not that deep yet, hard to tell.

For everyone including those in the borderline category don't forget your chalks.

A big thank you to 98g, everything from cage bolts to driver and passenger air supplies lines. Appreciate the help, Tag says 11,000 lbs empty, I've pulled several large RVs, this will be a bit bit different, but I'm ready now, some day I will be able to pass this info on to another. cheers.

Gimp if it's Houston let me know.