Thread: PTO Power Supply

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    Default PTO Power Supply

    I came across this solution while doing research on methods of generating AC in my truck. It uses the latent PTO capability in several of the 3/4 and 1 ton domestic trucks to drive the generator.

    It provides 12 Kilowatts!



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    Scott Brady
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    Very interesting concept... I once had an old time AC generator which ran off the fan belts like a second Alt. the control box was mounted on the inner fender of my '61 Apache chevy - it was a primitive yet effective set up. I would only run brush oreinted gear off it for obvious reasons

    I now have a tiny EU1000 honda I trvel with when I think I want power. it uses .5 gallons in 8 hours of use - and is dead quiet.
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