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Thanks everyone for sharing your pictures, advice, and knowledge of your auxiliary diesel tanks. I appreciate the help!

I have thought about the tank not being full all the time. Thanks for sharing how your setup works. That really helps. Are your barrels metal or plastic? Do you have the 55 gallon barrel sitting straight up , or on it's side, and is the bung adapter mounted on the top of the barrel?

Yes we have a diesel tractor.

Yes, moisture is a concern. We live off grid and would be using it about 5 hours a day during the dog days of summer, and we can get off road diesel delivered with no surcharge over 100 gallons.

m715 - Thanks for the adaptor # and website! Also DayBeak - thanks for this info!! 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. You guys and everyone else that has responded to this post have me on...

Thanks gentleman for the response.

What would be the best option for a 50-100 gallon Auxiliary tank for MEP-802A generator? Is there something out there that already has the correct fitting for the hose that comes with MEP-802a? ....Maybe military surplus tank....Can it be connected to a transfer or storage tank? Thanks in...

No, I looked around for it and could not find it. I ordered a use radiator on ebay and will get the broken one repaired at the radiator shop for a backup. Thanks for all the replies!

Well, actually my wife is a very good helper. Lol! She holds the flashlight really well. But, I have to remind her not to shine it in my eyes! We've survived many donnybrooks. Yes, I will keep the old radiator for a backup. Thanks!

Thanks for the help, everyone. Your experience is greatly appreciated.

I need a MEP 802A fU1 FUSE, but everyone online is sold out. Does anyone here have any for sale or know of an equivalent fuse? Thanks

Thanks lindsey97! I will go check it out.

Thanks Guyfang for the data sheet info! I greatly appreciate it! I love this forum! You guys have a wealth of knowledge for the new guys like me!

Awesome! thanks Daybreak for the tier II info. I will take the radiator to my local radiator shop. Do I need to remove the top part of the enclosure to remove the radiator? Also, thanks for pointing me in the right direction on the batteries. I noticed that I do need a FU1 fuse.

Csheath! Thanks, for the help! I greatly appreciate it.

Robert thanks for the quick reply! The overflow tube is gone. You are seeing a rubber cork that I put in the hole. I have attached a picture of the tier II tag/label also. Can anyone shed some light on what exactly was done to the generator from this tier II reset label? Thanks in advance!