I agree, and is why I posted here, one thing I appreciate is the fact that no one here is shy about laying it out as they see it, on the table in front of all, this neutral/ground arrangement is important, and needs to be done right, as well all other aspects, electricity is nothing to fool with.
I had to run an extension cord to a surge protector, to get powered up directly off the generator, getting online was strange, this old dial up line gets 56,667 bps, and still does an ok job for internet access, cable was out, but the analog line kept fading and my ISP kept timing out, until finally the line stabilized or something.
I also agree, better to bite the bullet and do a job right, this farmer fix scenario is now going to result into a dedicated stand alone back up generator to feed both 200 amp panels, large enough to cover the total overall loads + whatever you need over that, so the continous rating covers all start up requirements etc. Time to spend some money, getting some numbers for it hired out and installed vs. buying direct, and having an electrician wire it up, and the latter is usually the most cost effective way.
In the interim, all aspects considered, I had to give this some serious consideration, it's all I have at the moment, by the same token, overloading or creating unsafe conditions take first priority, if it can't be done, so be it, I'll get through this some how.
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