Posted by Wisconsin Ron on July 23, 2023 at 06:55:11 from (107.77.209.67):
In Reply to: June 29, 95 mph winds posted by Geo-TH,In on July 23, 2023 at 03:42:39:
They lean towards what the tractor burns per hour depending on load. Usually here if an issue arise and generator comes out we burn 4.5 to 5 gal diesel per hour with ih 966 pulling a 60kw katolight. Years ago ran a 25kw agri power at 3 gal per hour but outgrew it plus it had poor surge performance. Got a small kubota compact tractor here that seems to run pretty cheap I always wonder how it would perform on small pto generator myself. I kinda doubt pto ones run cheaper. Especially in smaller rigs. I know my brother just bought a champion for his camper and went to a music festival and ran it non stop from Wednesday til Sunday morning on 100lb propane bottle and didn't run out. He has yet to dump gasoline in it. I tell him he should at least try it on gasoline just to make sure it works both ways while under warranty. Sorry if my ramblings don't help answer your question.
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