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I have already done exactly what old wizard had said before I even posted this topic about my generator. Its got to be before the breakers (which im aware in the photo one was turned off as I've tried every configuration of breakers to see if 240 appears). They must both (hot wires) be running...

Im positive im reading the 240 receptacle correctly, I used numerous 240V receptacles over the years, and am familiar with their wiring enuf to know that people wire them incorrectly, so of course I tried every possible configuration to try and find my 240V. Im a pretty good troubleshooter...

Okay, I did some more investigating into the generator, I think whoever said that it may have been rewired for a higher output, maybe correct. It has had some kinda work done to the winding part of the generator. There are some non-factory crimp connectors coming out of the part that looks...

I have had the two breakers right at the generator panel cover off and right there I even only get 120 x 2, no 240, I know a lot about the wiring end of this, just not the internal generator end of what would cause this

Yes I defnitely have the prongs in the correct place, its wired properly. Its a comparable like 14 30 R type twist plug, I'm real familiar with it.

Its supposed to make 240V, its a 120/240 generator. It has two single pole 20 amp breakers on the generator itself, with outlets 120V outlets throughout the truck. Then back in the rear of the truck is a wired in 240V outlet box, with its own dual pole 20 Amp breaker on it. There must be...

I have a generator that powers my house when the power goes out, I basically roll it out side, plug it into my house, flip off the main, fire up the generator, turn on the generator disconnect and everything I want to use in my house 240 or 120 volt works. My question is not about this...