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Yup, those are the ones... I bid on the not so nice one in MD that sold for $1100 and I bid on the other one in DE that went cheaper. I agree, the 1 hour on the clock made me leary too, plus I'm a good 7 hours north, so I bid cheap if I have to travel far. Needless to say I didn't end up winning...

Hi Gordon, Now that the auction is over and we are free to talk about that MEP-004A you were looking at, did you end up winning either of them? I saw that the one with slightly more hours went for a really reasonable price. The other was considerably more, but both looked like really nice units.

Yes, I was also just about to say the samething.... be careful talking about upcoming auction events, it's against the rules, so don't go into any more detail. The best I can imagine is that they used a single, universal amperage / altitude / temp tag on all models (With the ASK, since the tag...

Gordon, are the tags you are showing from the unit you want to buy next?? looking at that tag shown it is a J.R Hollingsworth 60hz MEP-004A, not a 400Hz MEP-113A. I think I'm getting confused as to which pictures are of your current unit and which are the unit you want to buy. Your last set of 3...

Looks like a universal data plate. You can't produce both 400hz and 50/60hz from the same machine. I believe that data plate was used on both -004A and -113A in addition to another data plate. There should also be another one listing the model number, manufacturer, date of manufacture...

Hello Gordon, welcome to the forum. I think I know what you are talking about with the 50-60hz/400Hz dataplate. I've seen data plates that indicate the weight of the generator that list both the weight of a 50/60hz and a 400hz machine, but there is another data plate on the machine that tells...