I am no expert!!
I chated with Southwire about a year ago on their chat function from their web page and on the Lowes.com website under specifications both confirmed 2-2-4 for a service drop was rated up to 165 amps given a bunch of assumptions like run length, insulation they use, the high...
nope not suitable for the chargers I have experience with. Installation say alum. a no go.
Not supposed to use alum. wire as the charger is both a continuous use of high power (many hours) and regular use (very often)
ie: to much power to often but service drops are the same IMHO but its what...
app / cc / RFID tag linked to an account
around my parts most public stations you pay through an app. used by the charge station owner.
When you sign up in the app you specify how you will pay most likely through a cc. Could also pre-pay by depositing funds into your app account or debit a bank...
depends on a lot of factors like type of battery in your vehicle, how fast you want it to charge etc.... but...
on my F150 with an extended range battery from empty:
15a breaker @ 120v is a level 1 charger, slow, will take about 80hrs to charge my extended range battery on F150
40a breaker @...
the first 25 post have said it all... very nice, great quality, fantastic to use, popular on other side of world, etc...
The one thing not yet said is downtime.... JD and Kubota have the shortest commercial downtime ratings in our area (probably in N.A.). Both dealers around me deliver parts 24...
the hair on the back of my neck stood up thinking about the 10's or even 1,000's of innocents passed by during the 25 mile trip that get to go home unscathed.
kiss your family people as you never know what may take you out.
I've seen this type of discussion going on for many many decades and IMHO its an operator / training / take care issue not a ROPS issue.
- if my grain auger hits OH wires while towing its not the fault of the grain auger for being too tall its my fault.
- if my dump truck box is left UP and I...
I use a 150 litre (about 40 gallon) pony tank in the back of one of my trucks for gasoline.
It is a roto molded plastic tank called "Carrytank".
Certified in Canada at least for gasoline and DEF.
It came with 2 mounting plates to permanently attach to the bed, grounding cables that attach to the...
Fixing drainage on outside of building is my preferred / first thought but if you can't an inside solution like a u-drain may work for you?
I didn't see mention of a budget but retro-fitting a slot drain into an existing concrete floor is very easy.
Drain into a sump pit and pump out is a very...
I have one and its great tool.
Operator needs to understand the power of a lever (leverage)
Easy to damage stuff as the bucket can work as a big lever.