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To: Not a Short who wrote (164396)	7/9/2005 11:51:21 PM
From: _Jules	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

To: _Jules who wrote (164374) 7/9/2005 11:34:25 PM From: Not a Short of 164397 But will those generators survive a cat 5 hurricane and/or are they usable for 3 or more weeks when the main power grid is down from a Cat 5? The generator sets in question, when used as portable generators would just fit in a 44' trailer. With a 13'6" high trailer we had to cut a hole in the roof for the radiators filler cap. When their anchord to concrete footings they will not blow away, trust me on that. OTOH maybe with a Cat-100. Lastly, they are not dependent on the public power grid. Actually these size generators create their own huricane, you need to take your hard hat off. I had to retrieve mine, it was stuck to the fans protective metal grid. an 8' dia fan can make a lot of wind! Jules