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Posted by Piller on October 24, 2004 at 22:39:26 from (70.240.187.30):
In Reply to: Kohler Light plant Picture posted by Nebraska Cowman on October 24, 2004 at 12:16:17:
Had one of those some years ago. I was on a trailer and powered a pipe threading machine. The word was that it had come out of a lighthouse sometime around 1950. Never failed to start on the first turn or two of the handcrank, but the downside was it was only rated 1500 watts and probably only put out 1000. Great old machine, for those of us who like old machines. I particularly liked the sound of that little engine running. You could tell that it was made to run and run and run and.....
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