chaded
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We've been without power since last night so I had to drag the generator out
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MurraysMutts
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U need an extension cord....
Col Reb
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I've never seen a pto driven generator. What kind of power will it produce? I like it!!!
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chaded
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Mine is a 30kw. It has plug ins for 120/240 and my house is wired for it and it has a special plug for that as well.
BFE
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Gas stove and a percolator. I WILL NOT be going without my coffee.
Woodstove in my basement. We will always be able to cook and stay warm.
simme
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On PTO driven generators, it is important to maintain proper speed of 540 rpm. Generator speed determines AC frequency. Important that you stay close to 60 hertz or you can damage electric motors driven from the generator. Hopefully the generator has a frequency meter that can be monitored. That's why generator sets have built in speed controls. Start the pto and adjust hertz before plugging in electrical loads. Turn off the electrical loads before stopping the generator.
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chaded
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Yeah this one has meters.
