Thank you for making this! Been trying to figure this out for when I have the need for one. Also, it was great to meet you at RTS! I'm not so sure you remember though lol 😂
Different here in the UK. 32 amp breakers on normal power circuits. And 230v/240v/250v. As mains voltage here can fluctuate a bit. The 1.5hp/1.1kw blowers I have,draw 8.5 amps and 7.3 amps. And something crazy like 28 amps on startup. I have to run one blower,then wait a few mins before starting the other blower up. Or it will trip the breaker.
There is a few situations where your generator can’t handle 4 blowers. Do your math!
•Watts of generator / 120 = Amps it can handle
Love the videos and work ethic. Keep em coming
Thanks! Will do!
Thank you for making this! Been trying to figure this out for when I have the need for one. Also, it was great to meet you at RTS! I'm not so sure you remember though lol 😂
Glad I could help! Rock The South was a wild time to say the least hahahah
Different here in the UK.
32 amp breakers on normal power circuits.
And 230v/240v/250v. As mains voltage here can fluctuate a bit.
The 1.5hp/1.1kw blowers I have,draw 8.5 amps and 7.3 amps.
And something crazy like 28 amps on startup.
I have to run one blower,then wait a few mins before starting the other blower up.
Or it will trip the breaker.
Crazy!!
I have a10,000watt dewalt 2:16 it powers 3 blowers it’s a beast I can’t complain
That’s big! And I love me some dewalt haha
@@nick_o_glass yessirrrrr
Just buy one rated for 12000 Watts you'll never have a worry LOL
Haha can’t argue!!
@@nick_o_glass we have one that will run 8 blowers all at once