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Yes. Ditto. Those meters look awesome. Please don't forget to post pics during install and finished work. Ty

Do you have high water where you are?

Not really. Most appliances in america that require more than 20 amps at 120v are 240v anyway.

Assuming the load is strictly 240v (120 per leg) and there is no neutral involved, placing a switch on one leg will be in essence turning the whole load on and off. So you would use a switch rated for the whole load. In a 240v 2 leg circuit, each leg is 180° out of phase with the other. Try to...

Negative. I wish. The la243 loader maxes at 745 bs. The 802 is like 1100 or something.

Here is how i did my 802. I'm not sure how much heavier an 803 is, but in a pinch, of you have to, my way worked great. It did however take some time to figure out, and then put together. Good luck. Let us know how you made out.

I'd suggest you charge back the fees on your cc. The cover for the duplex outlet on one genset is broken. :) $2,300 per running unit with new batteries plus a trailer. Sounds like a good deal! Is the well nut and associated plumbing missing in the second to last pic? Or are 803's different...