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Type "neutral bond at sub panel" in a search engine. "If you have the grounding and grounded (neutral) bonded at the second panel, you will have current on the grounding conductor. If for any reason the grounded (neutral) drops out, all the current will be on the grounding conductor."

I would have an electrician check your setup. It concerns me that you back feed a sub panel, where on my setup I back feed an interlock protected breaker in my main which feeds my sub. It is my understanding that in a sub panel you do not bond neutral to ground but maybe you have and power went...

Looking good. I have never heard of bigger wire being a problem. I need to get the MOV's ordred, just waiting until I have enough junk in my cart for free shipping.

I am confused by the MOV addition. I thought that the quad winding issues were resolved by the slow blow fuse modification alone.

A friend of mine has one reset in 2010 and he said it has it as well. I think the change came in 08' / 09'.

Mine was Tier 2 reset in 2012 and has the modification.