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 02-25-2003, 22:15 Post: 50066
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 Features to look for in stand alone generator

I found the generator I've been looking for. It's a 108 KW with Perkins diesel. Turn key price of $17,325, including setup, 150 gallon diesel tank, running all wire and 2-200 AMP automatic transfer switches.

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 02-26-2003, 06:21 Post: 50078
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Jerry,

I opted for a 350 gallon farm tank with refueling nozzle for $200 more. That should run it 3 days plus?

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 02-26-2003, 14:25 Post: 50127
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Jerry,

If I'm not mistaken, it's a 162 HP. The furtherest transfer switch is about 280' from the generator. I'm seriously thinking about running it to my house, if the finances hold out. The guy said it wouldn't have any trouble running everything at once. The only thing is the cost of wire, 700' to the house.

Thanks for the headsup on the fuel tank. If you think of anything else I might have overlooked, let me know.

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Jerry

We did discuss the voltage drop from the genset to my house. He assured me it wouldn't be a concern. I do know the setup comes with a block heater and trickle charger. Whether the charger is automatic or not is something I'll have to check into. I've always heard that about batteries and concrete, so I'll check that out too. Thanks

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 02-28-2003, 09:30 Post: 50252
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Here about two years ago we had a record ice storm. This whole area was out of power for a week, some as long as a month. There where literally tens of thousands of generators bought. Some of the guys used the storm as an excuse to get their wives to let them purchase a portable welder. For a long time after that there were quite a few bargains on used generators. This all helped chainsaw sales too.

The good part is the area was declared a disaster area. For those who filled out the proper papers and sent their chainsaw and generator receipts in to FEMA got a partial reimbursement. Those portable welders didn't qualify Laughing out loud

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Doc, I just need to power 4 broiler houses. It's a bit over kill but that's what the integrator says I need.






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