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Portable Generator for powering welders

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Tailwind_Fan

Tailwind_Fan

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Hi all, neither my hanger nor my house has any source of 240v power. Both will require a very large amount of money and no real upside to actually paying to install a 240v outlets. So, I'm purchasing a generator to run my small inverter TIG box. I'm wondering if anyone else had has explored this route, or has experience with a gen-set powering a welder? In the interest of full disclosure, I've already purchased a generator. It's a 12Kw starting and 9.5Kw continuous output, gasoline or propane fuel. Thanks all.

-Alana
 
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