Welder to Generator Wiring Sketch - 240VAC Twist-Lock Receptacle & Lincoln Plug

This is a hand-drawn wiring/reference sketch explaining how to connect a Lincoln welder to a portable generator. The top section, titled "GENERATOR - FEMALE RECEPTACLE," illustrates the generator's outlet panel: a central twist-lock receptacle labeled with 240VAC on its two upper slots and 120VAC on the lower slot, two 30A fuses, four standard 120VAC outlets, and a switch/breaker. An inset detail shows a terminal block "mounted to outlet housing on generator" with callouts for mounting screws, a ground wire feed hole, and a hold-down screw. The bottom section shows the welder's male plug and, reproduced "FROM LINCOLN MANUAL," the mating plug wiring: the two 50A hot blades "connect to hot wires of a 230VAC, single phase system or to one phase of a two or three phase system," the round pin connects to system ground, and a note states "50A fuses are super lag type." A reader learns which generator receptacle terminals carry 240VAC vs 120VAC, the fuse ratings (30A on generator outlets, 50A super-lag for the welder circuit), and how the welder plug's hot and ground pins should be connected per the Lincoln manual.