Preparing a Generator for Transport
Good prep is mostly fluids and attachments. Run the fuel down or drain it where the carrier requires, disconnect and secure the battery, latch every enclosure door, and cap open exhaust or conduit stubs. Photograph the unit from all four sides, including the nameplate and the hour meter, before pickup. If the genset is coming off a pad, have the electrical disconnect and the fuel line disconnect done by your electrician before the transport window; drivers move machines, they do not de-wire them. Remove loose accessories, the cable reels, the remote panel, the spare filters, and ship them crated or leave them behind, because loose items on an open deck do not arrive. Your coordinator sends this list at booking.
