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My main radio is an ICOM 7610 connected an Expert 1.3K-FA 1.3KW  linear amp I use a MFJ-267 1500 watt dummy load/wattmeter for testing, not shown, Bencher iambic keyer & straight key, Heil PR-781 mike mounted on the shock absorbing boom, Heil Pro set Plus, Heil PTT footswitch, PS50SWIII 50 amp switching power supply connected to a MFJ-1126 power distribution strip. I have an ICOM 7300 also connected to the Expert amp as radio 2. a Green Heron controller  turns a Optibeam OB9-5 yagi 20 thru 10M meters turned by a Yaesu 2800 DXA rotator on a 60' Universal aluminum tower and a 10' aluminum mast. A Green Heron controller turns a Cushcraft A506S 6 element 6 meter beam turned by a The Yaesu G-2800DXA  rotator mounted on a 50' aluminum Universal tower. I also have a Hy-Gain AV-680 vertical 80 thru 6 meters . I also have a ICOM 9700, Yaesu VX-7R three band handheld and a couple of Motorola CB handhelds for non ham use. Antenna switching is done through my Expert amp and it's auto tuner. I also have an ICOM 705 with mAT-705 auto tuner for my QRP work. 
I have a Davis weather station with internet link, the anemometer is mounted 40' up the tower.
My 7300 is mainly used for field day and other outdoor activities. I use my 705 when I am hiking or running on a 40 amp hour LiPo battery and a 100 watt solar panel.
My whole house is on a 20KW backup generator. I have 300' of underground 8 gauge wire connecting all legs of my tower, vertical antenna and station ground. I used 8 gauge instead 6 or 4 because all my tower legs are grounded at the bottom of their pit. I use 8 gauge from my shack and the main breaker box. There are 32 8' ground rods spaced 8, apart, all connections are cad welded, see picture above. To simplify shack antenna and rotator grounding during a storm I created a quick removal of the antenna coax from the amp and can quickly connect them to a grounding bracket shown in the picture. The same is true for the rotators.

My 1995 Mazda truck with Radio is gone, I have a new 2020 GMC Canyon Danali

I hope to post photos soon, working on installation