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Yeah, I would also recommend a proof-of-concept trial run first with genset sitting in place unbolted, then if that works stage 2 is bolt it down. You should even consider putting an inner tube in it and voila...there's your air bag system. You could play with air pressure to see where sound...

Edit: Actually, with my initial response below, I think I misinterpreted your intention when you mentioned using the "trailer air". I guess you are still looking to dampen the generator itself by placing the airbags "under the generator" to help isolate it from the trailer itself. Correct...

Another idea, instead of the two steel extender channels you have the genset mounted on use a couple of wood 4 x 6's. Wood should, in theory, help deaden the vibrations going into the trailer frame. If all else fails...another thought with a completely different approach. Weld a pivoting type...

That picture really helps to see the situation you are dealing with. Here are some initial thoughts I have. 1. Are those 2 forward lifting rings at base of container on trailer perhaps vibrating/chattering? If so, maybe tack weld them up against the container if they will never be used again...

Ok, a HEMAT trailer conversion. I don't use Facebook...however if you posted a couple pic's here in this thread of where the generator sits & how it is currently mounted it may stimulate some ideas from members on how to tame the harmonics you are encountering. You know the saying... A picture...

How is this trailer normally used other than accommodating the -831 generator on it?