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P rov e n P e rfo rm anc e MODEL 27500 PTOG ITEM # 165937 Powe r T ak e -O ff G en er a t o r M1659 37D O W NER’ S M A NUA L A ny Q ue st i ons, C om m e nts , or P ro bl e m s ? C all C ust o m e r S er v ic e at 1 - 800 -270 -081 0 H ou r s: Mo n d ay - F r id ay 7: 30 A M to 5: 30 P M S at u r d ay 7: 30 to 1 1: 30 A M C S T THA NK Y O U[...]
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1 T h ank y ou for pur c h as i ng a N or t hSt ar Pow er T ak e- O ff G e ner a t or . Yo ur m ac h in e i s des i gn ed for l on g li f e, de pe nd ab i li t y , a nd t h e t op per f or m a nc e y ou de m a nd. P le as e tak e t he t i m e now to r ead t hr ou gh th i s m a nu al s o y ou c an be t ter und er s t and the m ach i n e’ s oper at[...]
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2 M a x i mu m O u t p u t 2750 0 W at t s ( W ) Cont in uou s O ut put 2400 0 W V olt age 120 / 240 V olt ( V ) P ha s e S ingl e pha s e ( 4- wir e) F requenc y 59. 0- 63. 0 H er t z (H z ) P ower F act or 1. 0 M i n i mu m P T O H P 48 HP at 540 RPM I nput S haf t 1 3/ 8” Dia m et er, 6 s pl ine 120V Recept ac l e ( 2) 20 A m p (A ) duplex ( N[...]
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3 Ref . De s cr ipt i on Ref . De s cr ipt i on 1 Vo l tm et er 11 30A C i r c u i t Br eak er 2 Li f ti n g Eye 12 120 / 24 0V 60 A R ec e pt ac l e 3 Br eat her /O i l F i l l Pl ug 13 Gear B ox 4 1 3/ 8” , 6 Sp l i n e I npu t S haf t 14 W a r nin g D ec a ls 5 Si ght G l as s 15 Gr oun di ng C l am p 6 F an V ents 16 100 A C i r c ui t Br e a[...]
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4 ar ea i n d icat es 120 V . D ur i n g n o l o ad c on d i t i ons , t he n e edl e s h ou l d be at o r a bo v e th e bl a c k li ne . Re fe r e nce s 2 - L i fti ng E ye . Us e wh en li f t i n g o r m o vi ng ge ne r a to r. R ef e renc e 3 - Br ea t her /Oil F ill Plu g . Us e S A E 90 gear o il . Ma i n t a i n the c or r ec t o i l l ev e l[...]
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5 N EVER o per at e t he ge ner at or w h i l e w e ar i ng l oos e fitt i ng c l ot h i n g s uc h as nec k ties , s c ar ves or unt uc k ed sh i r t s. N EVER o per at e t he ge ner at or , or ha nd l e any e l e c t r i c al eq ui pm en t w h i l e s t a n di ng i n w a t e r, w hi l e bar ef oot , w h i l e han ds ar e w et or w h i l e i n th [...]
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6 bec o m e ex c es s i v ely h ot a nd c aus e t he i ns ul a ti on to br eak dow n , r ed uc i ng i t s abi l i ty to r es i s t c or r os i v e c ont am i n an ts . O v er t i m e t he eff ec t i v e nes s of the i ns ul at i o n i s el i m i na ted an d a d ea d s hor t c a n r es ul t . Alw ay s c o m p ar e t he gen er at or na m ep l at e da[...]
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7 De v i c e Running Wa tts Air C o nd i t i o ner ( 1 2,0 00 Btu) 170 0 ( a) Bat t er y C har g er ( 20 Am p) 500 B e l t Sa n d e r (3 ”) 100 0 C hai n S aw 120 0 Ci rc u l a r Sa w (6 -1 / 2 ”) 900 C off e e M ak er 100 0 Co m p re s s o r (1 HP ) 200 0 ( a) Co m p re s s o r (3 / 4 H P ) 1 8 00 (a ) Co m p re s s o r (1 / 2 H P ) 140 0 ( a)[...]
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8 GE N E RA T OR C ARE T h e g en er at or he ad i s a tw o p ol e, 36 00 R P M , 6 0 H z , br us hl es s , r evolv i n g f i el d a nd s y nc hr o no us ty pe w i th tw o s ea l e d r ad i al be ar i ngs . Pr oper c ar e a nd m ai nte na nc e ar e nec es s ar y to ens ur e a l ong tr ou b l e fr ee l i fe . Exer cis in g T h e Gen er at o r - T he[...]
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9 T R OU B L E S H OOT IN G P r obl e m P ossib l e C aus es P o ssibl e R e m ed i e s Vo l ta ge too l ow . a) Eng i n e s pee d t oo s l ow . b) Ge n e r ato r i s o ver l o a d e d. a) Inc r eas e tr act or R P M s . b) R educ e th e l o ad. ( See L oad App l ic at i on s ec t i o n of th i s m a nu a l .) C i r cui t br e ak er tr i ps . a) De[...]