DIY Redneck Generator Welding - Yanmar Diesel L100V + Everlast Welder
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2019
- Y'all asked how the generator worked and I finally got a chance to hook it up and show you. Not without a few mistakes first...
Don't try this at home and don't watch if you are offended by cursing...ya snowflake
You're nuts!! Your channel is going to popular though because of your sense of humor.... Keep at it.... :D
Thanks so much man. That means alot
I am beginning to worry about you and I have only seen two of your videos... I guess I'm going to have to go back to see if you have any more, so my worry can turn to shear terror. LOL! Well, it works! Can't say that it doesn't. :-) Perhaps you might consider adding some warning labels in the vids... I'd hate for you to be responsible for burning someone else's house down or causing a huge explosion. LMBO!
I have one of those generators and mine puts out 28VDC as opposed to 240vac although I didnt catch the model number so I could be wrong. Hope so.
You're right, they're 28V. I converted mine with a generator head from Northern tool. I made a video about it a few months ago.
@@yertnamreg Yea, I'm watching the vid now, good job, noy much use for a 28vdc gen set but I have a giltner emp proof electronic shelter that I made into a camper to pull behind my m 1078 and the thing is all 28vdc including my 2500 watt inverter plus it jumps my beast if i need. My bad, good video and I could still convert if I needed too. What wattage is the ac head?
@@johnhoffman8203 6000W. I converted mine to power an inverter/charger. This should allow me to use lithium batteries for the camper part of my build.
@@yertnamreg I put a little napa 2003 inline fuel filter on to help keep injector clean. Having fun watching your experiments but I think my garage is still more cluttered than yours!!!
Mr hoffman how much did you pay for yours?
How many watts is that generator dog
"Minty"... :)
Right Hope that generator was cheap... Circuit breakers protect the Generator. They seem to have been omitted from your design.