It is a good thing you are running the 1086 at a lower RPM running the 540 PTO generator on the 1000 PTO shaft. The generator only needs about 54 HP for full output. If you were running it on the 1086 on a 540 shaft running the tractor engine at 540 speed you can over HP the generator and inadvertently pulling surge power from the generator burning it out. This happened to a friend of mine during an ice storm cause power outage here. They were running a 30 KW generator on a 100 HP tractor. It burnt out because they could load it higher with the higher HP tractor than what the generator was designed for. TO me if you have a 100 PTO HP tractor you need a 60 KW generator. If you have a 120 PTO HP tractor you need a 80 KW generator which I do not think is available. IN simple terms you want more generator than you have tractor.
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