I found a used Winco 35PTOC-3/C that hasn’t been used in 20+ years …. Looks good but…. What probocould it have setting that long ? It is stored inside but is very dusty looking
Robert, it is obsolete. We have a conversion kit for your model that replaces the receptacle on the generator and provides one male plug kit as well. 61201-102 is the part number. Please call our parts department to place an order at 507-357-8332.
Dave, that may be normal voltage at no load. If it comes down to the 240-volt range at half-load, I will say it is working properly. You can try to re-tap the transformer. There are various leads on the transformer to use for adjusting the full-load voltage. 20 and 1 are the lowest full-load voltage, then 10 and 1, then 20 and 2, then 10 and 2. 10 and 2 are the highest full-load voltage taps. Please call our technical support department @ 507-357-6831 with further questions.
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Norman Hellebusch –
Is this generator big enough to power a house with a 200 amp panel ?
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Dale Riebel –
Norman, please contact our Technical Support Department at 507-357-8334 or [email protected].
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Darwin Pringle –
How many what’s is this unit
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Dale Riebel –
Darwin, it is 35,000 watts.
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Bill Blum –
Does this generator use a 540rpm input shaft? Thank you
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Dale Riebel –
Bill, yes your model is a 540 RPM input.
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Bob G –
I found a used Winco 35PTOC-3/C that hasn’t been used in 20+ years …. Looks good but…. What probocould it have setting that long ? It is stored inside but is very dusty looking
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Dale Riebel –
Bob, please call our Technical Support Department at 507-357-8334 with questions about possible issue with it.
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Robert Gray –
I’m looking for a male plug that plugs in this generator for the big plug. Looks like three round
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Dale Riebel –
Robert, it is obsolete. We have a conversion kit for your model that replaces the receptacle on the generator and provides one male plug kit as well. 61201-102 is the part number. Please call our parts department to place an order at 507-357-8332.
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Dave Perry –
How reduce voltage at 60hz. Currently voltage ~260vac at 60hz
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Dale Riebel –
Dave, that may be normal voltage at no load. If it comes down to the 240-volt range at half-load, I will say it is working properly. You can try to re-tap the transformer. There are various leads on the transformer to use for adjusting the full-load voltage. 20 and 1 are the lowest full-load voltage, then 10 and 1, then 20 and 2, then 10 and 2. 10 and 2 are the highest full-load voltage taps. Please call our technical support department @ 507-357-6831 with further questions.
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