Thanks, the reason i was asking is my parents have a pto driven generator that we drive with a 884 diesel, when we first got it, we had to rev the tractor up to about 2100 rpm which is way to high for runnig a generator over night, so we got an adapter and run it off the 1000 rpm pto but are just carefull to make sure the engine is just idleing when we engage it then barely rev it up. that works great on theres. so im thinking of getting a smaller generator for my self and using my super a to run it, but dont want to have to run the engine at wot all night long during a power outage. was just getting a feel for how hard my engine would have to run.
thanks to all who replied, this forrum is the greatest!
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