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Post  earlsinclare on Sun May 29, 2011 8:34 am

this came to me as a non runner, it produces 240 volts and runs well under load. not sure what i'm going to do with it, it was a good idea at the time.

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Post  stationary stu on Sun May 29, 2011 10:10 am

Looks in good condition Richard, have to say it doesn't look very old. Is it very heavy? Keep us informed of what your doing with it.

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Post  earlsinclare on Sun May 29, 2011 11:19 am

its not that old the date on the handbook says 1971 so its as old as me.
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Post  mike d on Mon May 30, 2011 1:02 am

HI RICHARD...
sounds like the sort of thing for running the electric on the caravan at a show,as well as showing it..
is it quite heavy,it doesn't look to bad????
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Post  stationary stu on Mon May 30, 2011 12:07 pm

mike d wrote:HI RICHARD...
sounds like the sort of thing for running the electric on the caravan at a show,as well as showing it..
is it quite heavy,it doesn't look to bad????
regards,mike.


That's what was going through my head Mike, could be very handy if not to heavy Wink Wink

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Post  mike d on Mon May 30, 2011 12:10 pm

STU..
there is a solution to that,you could get 4 little wheels for it and away you go..would be ideal for you,you could have electricity all day,so the wife could dry here hair,or use here hair tongs....
go on bid Richard on it,you know you want it.....
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Post  stationary stu on Mon May 30, 2011 1:16 pm

mike d wrote:STU..
there is a solution to that,you could get 4 little wheels for it and away you go..would be ideal for you,you could have electricity all day,so the wife could dry here hair,or use here hair tongs....
go on bid Richard on it,you know you want it.....
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Mike the problem I have is with this stimulator I have fitted, I'm not to go near any kind of generators. I had the chance of one a few weeks back of a 12v Brigg and Stratton but turned it down for that reason. I could run it on a long cable but you know what H&S are like. So I am stuck and don't know what to do for the best, do I risk it or not Question Question Question

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Post  mike d on Mon May 30, 2011 1:41 pm

STU..
Oh yes mate i forgot about that,sorry i forgot you will have problems with it for life..
pitty i could see you with that in front of your caravan chugging away all day..
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Post  stationary stu on Mon May 30, 2011 1:58 pm

mike d wrote:STU..
Oh yes mate i forgot about that,sorry i forgot you will have problems with it for life..
pitty i could see you with that in front of your caravan chugging away all day..
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Yeah and me bounce bounce everytime it altered the machine settings affraid affraid lol! lol! lol! I may have to read the information in the book again and see if it gives any safe working distance lol! lol! lol! but I do think 12v would be better then 240v. Forgot to say the 12v I looked at was very heary so that was also a downside to getting that one, I think the guy still has it as I was going to do a swap for my small trailer for it.

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Post  mike d on Mon May 30, 2011 2:21 pm

STU...
i would be interested in it my self,but its the getting it down here.i know i can get it palleted down here,but it will mean Richard would have to put it on a pallet,i would have it out side of the shed,saves me getting extension leads out all the time,as i cant get electric on to the shed permanently so its extension leads all the time.the generator would be better,as i could leave it in place under cover to keep dry..
whats the 12volt on like,any good,mite be interested myself..
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Post  stationary stu on Mon May 30, 2011 2:55 pm

mike d wrote:STU...
i would be interested in it my self,but its the getting it down here.i know i can get it palleted down here,but it will mean Richard would have to put it on a pallet,i would have it out side of the shed,saves me getting extension leads out all the time,as i cant get electric on to the shed permanently so its extension leads all the time.the generator would be better,as i could leave it in place under cover to keep dry..
whats the 12volt on like,any good,mite be interested myself..
regards,mike.


Not sure if he's done anything with it yet as he was saying he would put it down his allotment as he used a 12v lights in the winter and he was going to take it out of the craddle and fix it in to stop it from being stolen.
It does sound a good idea for your shed but depends on the output as it may only be good for light use, you'd have to check to see if it would power drills, saws etc.

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Post  mike d on Mon May 30, 2011 3:26 pm

STU..
are we talking about Richards one??? or your mates one??? i have light in the BT body(shed) as it was like it when it was new..
so its only realy for like you said drills,radio etc...
regards,mike....

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Post  stationary stu on Mon May 30, 2011 4:03 pm

You'll have to check Richard's if you want to use it for anything heavier like welders etc.

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