lutt
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- Joined
- Dec 9, 2010
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- 661
- Location
- Pocahontas, Arkansas
- Tractor
- Kubota ZG 22, John Deere 4200 4wd/ 420 loader, 4 wd,08 polaris 700 ranger crew
Wow, didn't act like it posted the first one! LUTT
Something I've noted that everyone has missed is the initial drain. It's a spike. Depending on the motor, like type, size, age and condition, it can spike the inverter anywhere from 2.5 times the normal draw upto 4 times the normal draw. In some cases, depending on what it is, it could be less (I'm used to using older/used equipment, so newer stuff likely operates better). Too many "severe" spikes can fry an inverter and even toast a genny.
,,,,,,,,,I would be in the "probably work" or "might work" camp.. the load of that little harbor freight compressor is t312 watts.. but I bet the starting load is at least twice that. And I am not sure how the little motor on that compressor will like square wave. Please report back your findings. I am curious to know.
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I had a gmc topkick, it had three heavy batteries and I had one 2000 watt inverted permanently setup. it worked really well for all my hand tools, drill motors , lights, etc. the starting capacitor from my compressor put such a strain on it that it finally burned out the inverter. I finally bought a 12volt quality air compressor and tank and mounted it under the hood. I am now buying a new LS 4047H tractor and will probably mount my air compressor and tank permanently on that. Bruce