NorthStar 13000 PTOG - Manuals

Page 3 - SPECIFICATIONS; ANSI SAFETY DEFINITIONS; DANGER; CAUTION

2 SPECIFICATIONS Item Num ber #165929 Maxim um Output 13000 Watts (W) Continuous Output 12000 Watts (W) Voltage 120 / 240 Volt (V) Phas e Single phas e (4-wire) Frequency 59.0-63.0 Hertz (Hz) Power Factor 100 % Minim um PTO HP 24 HP at 540 RPM Input Shaft 1 3/8” Diam eter, 6 s pline 120V Receptacle ...

Page 4 - M ACHINE COM PONENT IDENTIFICATION; Des cription; Figure 1

3 M ACHINE COM PONENT IDENTIFICATION Ref. Des cription Ref. Des cription 1 50A Ci rcui t Breakers 10 120/240V 50A Receptacl e 2 30A Ci rcui t Breaker 11 Shi el d 3 20A Ci rcui t Breakers 12 Gear Box 4 Warni ng Decal s 13 Groundi ng Screw 5 1 3/8”, 6 Spl i ne Input Shaft 14 M ounti ng Hol es 6 Oi l D...

Page 5 - GENERATOR FEATURES; Figure 2

4 GENERATOR FEATURES References 1-3 Circuit Breakers. • Reference 1 - two 50A push-to-reset ci rcui t breakers. • Reference 2 - one 30A push-to-reset ci rcui t breaker. • Reference 3 - two 20A push-to-reset ci rcui t breakers. References 4 - Warning Decals. Read and fol l ow al l warni ngs. Referenc...

Page 6 - W ARNING; INSTALLATION

5 Reference 17 - Breather/Oil Fill Plug. Use SAE 90 gear oi l . M ai ntai n the correct oi l l evel .Over fi l l i ng can cause the oi l to over heat anddam age seal s and beari ngs. T he gear box i sshi pped wi th tem perary pl asti c pl ug, rem ove andrepl ace wi th the m etal breather pl ug that ...

Page 8 - LOAD APPLICATION; STARTING ELECTRIC MOTORS

7 LOAD APPLICATION It i s i m portant to determ i ne the total el ectri cal l oad before i t i s connected to the generator. T hetwo m aj or factors i n determ i ni ng the l i fe of agenerator head are: heat bui l d up, caused byoverl oadi ng the generator and corrosi vecontam i nants, that attack t...

Page 9 - EXTENSION CORDS; PRE-START UP PREPARATIONS

8 as the el ectri c m otor wi ndi ngs. Because the heavysurge of current i s requi red for onl y an i nstant, thegenerator wi l l not be dam aged i f i t can bri ng them otor up to speed i n a few seconds. If di ffi cul ti es i nstarti ng a m otor are experi enced, turn off al l otherel ectri cal l ...

Page 10 - OPERATING SPEED; GENERATOR CARE

9 GROUNDING - Al l uni ts m ust be grounded. Dri ve a 3/4” or 1” copper pi pe or rod i nto the groundcl ose to the generator. T he pi pe/rod m ustpenetrate m oi st earth. Connect an approvedground cl am p to the pi pe. Run a 8 gauge wi refrom the cl am p to the generator ground screw. Donot connect ...

Page 11 - TROUBLESHOOTING; Proble m

10 TROUBLESHOOTING Proble m Possible Cause s Possible Re me die s Vol tage too l ow. a) Engi ne speed too sl ow. b) Generator i s overl oaded. a) Increase tractor RPM s. b) Reduce the l oad. (See Load Appl i cati on secti on of thi s m anual .) Ci rcui t breaker tri ps. a) Defecti ve l oad connected...