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I would look for the deaf, dumb and blind kid, before getting my wife to spot me!

This is not a trailer you back up to without a ground guide. You need to be right on the mark, to get it right. I was used to the M200A1 trailers and the like. Get it in the ball park, and push, pull or pick up the trailer, to get it in the hitch. Not this bad boy. We had trailers with only one...

If you can find one that has been modified like the one in the above attached TM, then is also a fuel tank, with two outlets for two gen sets and a fuel tank setup to allow you to monitor fuel level. The first time I worked on one, it was a very nice surprise how much room was up top to work on.

Now that's neat!! Never seen that, but great idea!!

Now, if I was going to do this the RIGHT way, this is the trailer I would find. Strip off everything on top, put two MEP-803A gen sets, (or for that matter, ANY other two gen sets I would like) on it, along with boxes for everything else I needed. This is the ultimate trailer for such a set up...

M103 and M105 trailers. They have more room and are built much tougher. Look at the TM for PU/PP sets. Specifically the PP, Power Plant sets.