dmccarty
Super Star Member
JDCook00,
Just to make this even more interesting or confusing...
I sized my tractor partly so I could run a PTO genset. I still
don't know what to get. I like the idea of only one engine to
maintain as well as one fuel to store. But I also don't want to
be changing from the genset to most likely the boxblade to
clear snow or storm debris.... There is not a good answer unless
one has deep pockets....
However, there are small diesel powered gensets. They cost a
bit more than gas but the ones I have read about seem to be
more efficient. Less fuel used per hour. Northern has one that
is a 6500 surge watt Yanmar diesel for $2,600-2,700. At least
with this I would have the fuel...
REALLY what I need is a way to hook the genset up to the PTO
on my Ford F350 diesel. That is 300+ HP so I should be able
to generate 100-150 KW!![Cool :cool: :cool:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Later,
Dan McCarty
Just to make this even more interesting or confusing...
I sized my tractor partly so I could run a PTO genset. I still
don't know what to get. I like the idea of only one engine to
maintain as well as one fuel to store. But I also don't want to
be changing from the genset to most likely the boxblade to
clear snow or storm debris.... There is not a good answer unless
one has deep pockets....
However, there are small diesel powered gensets. They cost a
bit more than gas but the ones I have read about seem to be
more efficient. Less fuel used per hour. Northern has one that
is a 6500 surge watt Yanmar diesel for $2,600-2,700. At least
with this I would have the fuel...
REALLY what I need is a way to hook the genset up to the PTO
on my Ford F350 diesel. That is 300+ HP so I should be able
to generate 100-150 KW!
Later,
Dan McCarty