Re: (ET) Elec-trak Digest, Vol 11, Issue 77

["Robert" <euclid delhitel net>]

Chad,
Go to an electrical supplier or a welding outlet like Airgas and ask for 
welder power line. You can get it in 30 to 50 amp sizes.
Rob

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  1.  Tiller Wire Size (Robert Troll)
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Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2013 14:58:17 +0000
From: Robert Troll <roberttroll hotmail com>
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Subject: (ET) Tiller Wire Size
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Putting together my rear tiller in preparation for some garden work. 
Unfortunately my tiller is minus the wiring. I was wondering if someone can 
tell me what the gauge is on the tiller PTO plug? The standard 50a range 
cords that i am seeing are 10awg. Seems small and just wanted to check.

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Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2013 15:33:35 -0400 (EDT)
From: Chad Bush <bushman165s aol com>
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Subject: Re: (ET) Tiller Wire Size
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> From past experience, a 50A range cord should be 6 gauge wire. 10 gauge 
> generally indicates a 30A dryer cord, which would probably be too small for 
> the Tiller. I do not know the specs on it, but pretty sure it needs to be a 
> 6 gauge, 50A cord.

Chad



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Putting together my rear tiller in preparation for some garden work. 
Unfortunately my tiller is minus the wiring. I was wondering if someone can 
tell me what the gauge is on the tiller PTO plug? The standard 50a range 
cords that i am seeing are 10awg. Seems small and just wanted to check.

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ge-electrak.com



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