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Re: PTO Power Generator
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Posted by Mike M on January 10, 2005 at 05:56:14 from (24.140.40.90):
In Reply to: PTO Power Generator posted by Mike Larson on January 09, 2005 at 08:40:44:
I didn't get a clear picture of what you wanted in the first post,and I haven't been following this lately as I have been busy breaking the law since last Wed. night at 9:00 pm my power went out.Finally got it back on Sun. at 3:00 pm. Dad has a pto unit mounted on a trailer it is kind of large has a cord holder on it so you can wind them up and store them,and a roof over it to keep the weather off of the generator unit. This thing is too large and always in the way when not in use. I am hearing more about 3pt. mounted ones and this may be good and compact for storage,but I have not seen one yet and I wonder how they keep the pto in line and not at a steep angle ?
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