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As nice as they are, I'm led to concur with DieselAddict with his $4k value assessment. If they were 10k units in that condition, they may be worth $6k but even then, you have to find that special buyer who appreciates these sets for what they are. Most common folks have no idea of why two pole...

Mine has spin on filters and none of my sheet metal is steel. Perhaps you need an 802/803 to make a proper comparison and not compare the statement I quoted to a 30-year old set...

I agree and would like to add this (shamelessly borrowed from battlegradeelectric.com): Military generators are built to the highest military requirements. Unlike consumer products or even commercial products, military equipment is built to a specification, NOT a price point. They need to...

My 802a averaged 5 gallons per day at about a 30% continuous load. I ran it for five straight days non-stop (without shutting it down) on 25 gallons.

In my opinion, $4k is a bit rich for an 802. While they cost $12700 new folks are buying them from GL for less than $2k to $2500 in the same condition. Hold out for a deal is my advice.

I'll post the results of the load test of the 802a sometime this weekend. We will likely loadbank it on Friday afternoon...

My 803 definately runs a little smoother than the 802 and after reading this, it makes perfect sense why that's so. After setting up my 803 and prepping for an outage, we have not lost power once this year. I'll provide info on consumption when I have a chance to use it. I am load banking a...

I answered your question (sort of) in my thread... Once I run mine longer than just to test it, I'll update you...