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    HH210 running from a 5500 watt generator

    I have a need to run my HH210 from a generator for a small job for work and we have a 5500 watt gen. set so I brought it home with me today made up a cord (50 ft. of 10/3) and gave her a go... any ideas how it went before I post my results ?

    Edit:
    The gen. is 5500 running watts
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    Well, in theory it should work
    Ed Conley
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    • #3
      You 'lectricute yerself?
      Ed Conley
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      • #4
        Should have run decent. Maybe iffy if running on the high end.

        Jim
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        • #5
          No Ed I didn't fry myself .... it ran just fine even on the top end....6/60 with 0.030 solid wire.......the gen was working but I didn't have any unstable arc issues at all......
          George W. Bush saving your butt whether you like it or not!
          If there must be trouble let it be in my day, that my child may have peace.
          Thomas Paine
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          • #6
            Originally posted by 84ZMike View Post
            No Ed I didn't fry myself

            Would've made a better and more entertaining thread if you did, though
            *** Disclaimer ***

            As I have no wish to toy with anybody's life, I suggest you take this and all other posts with a certain amount of skepticism. Carefully evaluate, and if necessary, research on your own any suggestions or advice you might pick up here, especially those from my posts, as I obviously haven't the skill and experience exhibited by some of the more illustrious and more successful members of this forum. I'm not responsible for anything I say, as I drank toxic water when young.

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            • #7
              That was one of the things I liked best about the Handler 210. It ran fine from my 5-KW genny. Fixed the neighbor's gate running FCAW off the Coleman Powermate. Wish the 2-stroke wasn't so d&mn loud, though!

              Sweet.

              Hank
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