Posted by dougf on July 01, 2012 at 06:26:50 from (67.236.111.177):
Last Friday afternoon a severe storm took out our electicity.Not going to be restored untill late Wendsday.WE used to be on REMC and if the power went out we were never down more than 24 hrs.After AEP took over ,its always days before power is restored!!We have a small gas generator. just big enough so we can keep the freezers and fridge going ,I ran a extension cord to the computor for today just to get online.OK ,My question is Im looking to buy a generator to run thr hole house and barns so we can pump water etc. what is your sugestions???? PTO run from tractor// or large stationary one?? Both have their advantages. PTO will be cheaper and 1 less motor on the farm to worry about.On the other hand , a stationary one would be esier for the wife to get going if Im not home.What do y7ou guys think??
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