Posted by don g on November 17, 2007 at 14:47:54 from (67.43.118.180):
In Reply to: tractor PTO generator posted by bigdiesel on November 17, 2007 at 14:23:33:
yes u can backfeed but u must must must pull your main breaker or it will feed back on to your power line and could kill someone.pull your main and all will be fine.you can pick and choose your circuits by going to your panel depending on the size of your generator.dont forget you must add startup voltage too.some things such as sump pumps draw twice as much startup voltage.a good item to buy is a volt meter.125 volts on generator with no load is good because as u add load your rpms go down and voltage drops and u probably dont want to go below 112 or 113 volts
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