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don t-9n180179

01-20-2008 02:39:04




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We purchased a genny that produces 5550 running/8550 starting. This should take care of my sump pump (#1 priority), and a few other items. I think I'll build something outta 2x2 and some 1/4" plywood, open on both ends, when running outside. It could also double as a storage shed, when not in use, inside the barn. I don't think I'll start it just yet, its -2 in my garage. 1st thing a friend of mine said was we could build you a dbl male plug for your breaker box. I known I'll pass on this option. I've got no problem running extension cords.

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01-20-2008 10:38:02




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 Re: Thank you to all. in reply to don t-9n180179, 01-20-2008 02:39:04  
Don,
Do not run extension cords, save your money, buy a proper transfer switch and hook up correctly. Extension cords make me about as much money working on generators as carb problems do. You will be running 50-100 ft to your pump and other things as time goes, and will have a lot of resistance and voltage drop, and can burn up generator and what you are running. DO NOT put 2 male plugs on a cord to plug into gennie and house recepticle, You will burn up gennie and can burn your house down!!!!
Jim

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