New here, but not to off grid

 Hi all, just bumped into this group. I'm on 16 acres of steep ground
in southern Oregon, been here since 93, kero lamps and a little shack
on up to a insulated pole-framed cabin (900sf, still call it a cabin),
and a 38x42 pole (the hand skinned fir type) shop. Have a PM hydro
(windblue unit) doing around 20 amps, 2x 130w and a 80w panels, 12v (I
know, I know), several inverters, a dozen L16s, set up in two
seperated banks, one for the house (4 batts), one for the shop (8
batts). I am working on another alternator (220 amp LN with a XAR
regulator), to replace the Delco 22SI I fried on my Kubota ZB600 that
also powers a hydraulic pump for my 30" bandsaw, and 15x60 old
sebastian metal lathe. Toying around with a Kubota EL-300, that I'm
thinking of putting another PM alt on just for backup to the hydro.
Good summer water so far, winter storms play havoc with the intake.
Guess that's a start for the intro, anyone else using these Kubotas?
Or chat about alternators?
Poleframer

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Nice one man!  My wind blue based hydro only hits 7 amps if i'm lucky.  
I'm down in Southern O as well on the coast off the grid ..

I hear you that last big gully washer nailed my intake pretty good.  
Still trying to build/design the perfect intake for all conditions.  And
still will be when i'm pushing up daisies no doubt.

Sadly i'm clueless about kubotas.

I did have a GM 22SI lying around somewhere though

 

poleframer wrote:


I hate to say this but are you familiar with the use of paragraphs ?

What you wrote looks potentially interesting but faced with solid blocks
of text, I tend to just advance to the next post. Which I am doing now.

Graham

 
Sorry Polefarmer, "Eeyore" only speaks for himself, and is best ignored.

Welcome!
Vaughn

 wrote:

Yo teacha, Ya shoulda gon on witout postin yr skool leson. yr a putz