Posted by NE IA on December 20, 2008 at 21:15:58 from (206.72.18.153):
John I promised a question with a little more of a stretch than normal.
You know what happens when I get to much time on my hands sooo.
I have five different standby generators two are 5,500 watt the largest of the four. Of course I didn't plan on buying more but you know what auctions and flea markets can do to a unstable mind.
So lets say the power goes out for a month and I decide to weld, use the electric range, 5 hp (not the big box store 5 hp) air compressor.
And I'm not ever going to try this but would it be possible to hook up two or even four on the same line?
This question came to me the same day my therapist said she seen improvment.
Thanks for baby sitting me, and again thanks for your help in the past as well.
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