Posted by IH fan on February 11, 2010 at 04:22:58 from (208.189.33.46):
In Reply to: OT? PTO generator posted by Machine249 on February 10, 2010 at 19:07:42:
I have a 5500 watt "stand alone" generator and it will run most stuff in my house. Only exception is I need to kind of watch the stove burners and microwave and limit how many I have on at one time. I have a clamp-on amp meter and I had to learn how much I could run at one time. Refer, freezer, furnace, etc., are no problem. I would not try the AC... that would be too much.
I kill the "main" to separate it from the power company and run the generator "backwards" through a 30 amp breaker to feed the house circuits. We have a gas dryer, so I can even run the washer and dryer if I watch what I'm doing.
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