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I do think with a little load management a 5kw would do it. If you would rather not sweat load management then the 803 is what you want. I can relate to it being a tough choice. It was the same for me and I went with the larger unit. With what I know now from running it on the house I may have...

Food for thought. I tested the MEP831a and even though it is only 3kw it started my 3/4hp well pump without any problem at all. The base demand on the house at the time was about 600w and the running wattage for the pump itself was about 700w. The inrush on the pump is about 40 amps...

I would say that if they have never been fueled and are still pickled from the elements they won't degrade. If they are exposed to air and the temperature/moisture swings from the environment we have here in NC the pin has been pulled on that grenade.

I can offer my opinion. My thoughts are based on more than 25 years working as an engineer and for the last 16 years as a facility engineer. Utilities have been my day job for a long time. That includes managing many MW of diesel power. In the world of generators the depreciation curve is...

If those are the ones listed on craigslist they look really nice. In my opinion something in the range of $3k will be what will move them in this area. $3k is what I invested for my MEP003a including its trailer.

That is one nice looking unit.

These are brushless alternators so they have low THD. You'll have no issues with the cleanliness of the power. If you want an extra layer of protection you can put the stove on a line interactive sine wave UPS.