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Posted by RWK in WI on October 23, 2004 at 08:43:23 from (207.14.76.68):
In Reply to: Re: Kohler Light plant posted by Nebraska Cowman on October 23, 2004 at 05:55:52:
The 4 cylinder plants ran at 1200 RPMusually but some of the big ones were up to 1800 RPM. They are exceptionaly dependable and can run on only 2 or 3 cylinders and still put out their full capacity. Depending on the muffler used they could also be very quiet. These put out 120 volt and often were capable of being set for automatic starting when a 40 watt or more light or appliance was turned on. Generally they were 12 volt ( two 6 volt batteries in series ) or sometimes even 24 volt ( two 12 volt batteries in series ) for starting and control. Can you guess we used them for years?
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