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Old 05-10-2016, 09:17 AM
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Things to ponder:
Today I see a lot of generator sets sell quite inexpensively @ auctions C/ list
& local papers. $150-$250 I would think it less expensive/easier to obtain a stand alone unit that can be pulled or set in a cart behind the tractor.
Don't want to rain on the parade either but used generators can be pretty cheap. I got one at a consignment sale for $90... Subaru engine, 7,000 peak watt, 5,500 running (don't recall the exact numbers). They couldn't get it started at the sale and I took a chance that it had just been sitting for a time (like my other one is usually). When I got it home I took the air cleaner off and squirted some ether in it and it fired right up and has run well since. I think I'm going to mount it on a small trailer I don't use otherwise, to drag it around the place where there is no power.
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I say if it's a project that you want to do then go for it. "Perfect" plan or not I think most of us have not made every desicion based solely on the most logical or practical path. It is mildly disappointing to me to see such a large negative responce. As you mentioned there are advantages to a generator attachment. Odveously he knows he has another generator. He does not need you guys to to tell him he has generator and does not need another.
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Wow. Thanks for telling everyone your feelings about a 4 month old post. We should all be ashamed for having an opinion. Our opinions are just as valid as yours. If not, that's kind of hypocritical, don't you think?
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