110v Generator - Video

[ccmdvl]

***2-7-2012 Update: See updated 2012 post below for new video/link. Original link (immediately below) to original video is no longer available.

Well guys, here it is. I shot it yesterday, and edited and uploaded today.
Hopefully it is of some use to someone!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KwsC_SXnulk

[spiveyman]

Very cool video !!! While cleaning out the barn this weekend, dad and I found an old power converter my grandpa had thrown in there some time ago. I thought yesterday about how cool it would be to mount to the cub somehow and have a mobile generator ! I too thought about the possibilities of power tools, flashlights, and why not even a radio when you're working on the job site ?? Glad to see it worked for you. I hope dad and I can get a similar set up one day !

[dakcub]

Very nice indeed......
Robert (likes electricty) Miller

[48 BARNEY CUB]

PRETTY SLICK
I need one of them on Barney would run the furnace when the power goes out seems like every time a bird lands on the wire off she goes

48 Barney

[ToddW]

Very cool.. it's amazing what the PTO can be converted to do with some ingenuity

[Billy Fussell]

That is neat! Got electric power where ever you need it. Loved the video. Thanks for posting.

Billy

[ccmdvl]

Glad you are all enjoying the video. I think the next one I make will be of the "fire engine" which we connect to the Cub and use the generator to power the electric pump...

[grumpy]

Nice set up. I was wondering about the David Bradley plate on the volt meter box. Been around a lot of Bradleys and thats a first for me. Is the gen a Bradley??. Thanks. Grump

[VinceD]

Great job - on both the generator job and the video. Any idea what your maximum power output is?

[PageRob]

Awesome!

[Buzzard Wing]

Interesting! Very clever setup. Thanks for posting it.

[rickguns]

Excellent video!
Thank You

[Kit Sumner]

Hi, ccmdvl, I saw your terrific video and I loved it; I think you're on to something very effective, and an approach not often used on the forum. Your topic was interesting, clearly shot and educational - just the kind of quality presentation that is enthusiastically appreciated. Who of us tires of seeing the start-up of a well-maintained Cub, and of going for a ride?

You obviously have experience in this medium and your previous editing was certainly effective as your "story line" proceeded with a logical sequence. You spoke with a clear, measured, pleasant-sounding voice. I sure appreciate your efforts and hope you'll do more.

Kit

[daddydip]

i guess it's all been said , excellent post
thanks

[scotlem]

Very nicely done, I will now be looking to make my own. thanks for posting. Scot