Support for Model: 25PTOC-3/E
25kw PTO Generator
| General Information | ||
| Operator Manual | Parts List | Tumbling Bar |
| Generator | ||
| Troubleshooting Guide |
25kw PTO Generator
| General Information | ||
| Operator Manual | Parts List | Tumbling Bar |
| Generator | ||
| Troubleshooting Guide |
Question
Rosalie Williams –
where can I purchase the pigtail plug with the 3 round male legs that plug into the generator?
the one I had is gone
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Dale Riebel –
Rosalie, please call our Parts Department at 507-357-8332 to order parts. FYI, the 3-wire plug is obsolete and replaced with the 4-wire plug. It will work and will plug into the original 3-wire receptacle. You will just have an extra contact in the plug kit that you will not use.
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Question
Gregory Driscoll –
Have a 25PTOC-3E generator that is used sparingly when the power is out. Could be as long as a week at a time, though. The voltage vs the frequency is seemingly
rising at each use. To get it at 60Hz, it is requiring 126-128V. Is there a way to adjust this unit to bring the voltage closer to the standard 115-120V at 60Hz?
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Dale Riebel –
Gregory, that is normal voltage for your model. The voltage will come down as you load the generator. Ideally you want 120 volts and 60 Hertz at half-load.
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