Too many Kubotas
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I've got a homemade one that plugs into 240 but has a standard 120 receptacle on the other end but only uses one hot leg, so I can get 120v in emergencies for welders/chopsaws/whatever that I can't blow a breaker on easily. It's a bit unorthodox but as long as you don't melt your equipment down the rest of the circuit certainly won't. Don't try this at home kids. You didn't read it here.I remember when my dad had a 240V adaptor he made to use 120 volt HD extension cords.
He forgot to disconnect it from the 240 source and plugged in a 7 inch hand held grinder. When he hit the power button it spun so hard it went flying out of his hand and also killed the motor. It sure supecharged it for a second or two.
Polaris quit there 6x6? We have a brp version which we like very much.I'm late to this party but I've had 6x6s since they first came out starting with the Polaris 500 6x6. ATV and SxS. Added Can Am to the mix when Polaris stopped making the SxS. I know for a fact they they'll go places a 4X4 can't and haul an entire moose while doing so.
I've got a homemade one that plugs into 240 but has a standard 120 receptacle on the other end but only uses one hot leg, so I can get 120v in emergencies for welders/chopsaws/whatever that I can't blow a breaker on easily. It's a bit unorthodox but as long as you don't melt your equipment down the rest of the circuit certainly won't. Don't try this at home kids. You didn't read it here.
No Polaris SxS. Only the 570 ATV 6x6.Polaris quit there 6x6? We have a brp version which we like very much. View attachment 854452
What's the round-figure cost on those little bad boys?Well, for me it's definitely a cheap Chinese Baby Digger. Never Ever would I have expected to find a tool so handy. Sad that I waited till I became an old man before I bought one.
I gave 6500 for mine tax and delivery included, but I think prices are dropping. Mine is the L12 which I think is one of the better models. there are some different models in the 4000 price range..
What's the round-figure cost on those little bad boys?