That is what my plan always was, but not the redneck version. I was
going to build an enclosure for it. I built a frame with MB motor
mounts for an OM621 engine 30+ years ago, but I never found an
affordable generator, and never really needed it badly enough to
complete the project. It made a stand for a spare engine.
You could mount the generator in the back seat area. You might be
able to leave the front seats in so you could take a nap too. (to be
really Red Green about it)
It says it needs 30 HP at 540 RPM - though I suspect the PTO is geared
down. So, a 240D with a tranny to gear it down should work. The cruise
control could be your governor, and the body the enclosure. Too cool!
On Mon, Nov 24, 2014 at 11:08 AM, Randy Bennell via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:
What would be bad about a pto generator?
Kaleb could mount the thing on a skid and power it with a surplus MB
diesel.
Even the 240D engine should produce enough HP to run it.
Would not need a tractor.
RB
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