Just a suggestion here, all my farm neighbours that have generators trip their main switch to the hydro line off before they start their generators...this ensures no feed back through the line. I would be concerned that someone might forget to tell the linesmen...pulling the main switch gives you peace of mind. I can't really comment on your situation, it depends on how often you have an outage but the only people who have elaorate systems are a couple of dairy farms that have tractor powered generators which powers their entire operation. I live in town and once in a while we have an outage,our woodstove,Coleman lantern and such negates the need for a generator. I understand your situation. Cattle absolutely have to have water, living in a rural situation has a different set of rules.The power companies are good at getting things up and running often within a few hours. From what I see from my rural farming friends a PTO power generator works well.
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