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Reply to aead 200leBoth the 2 and the 4 sizes are compatible, with the 4 size being for 4/0 wire.Yesterday, 12:56 PM
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Reply to aead 200leThanks, I was just matching up to what he had set it up for. Found a good deal on cables, so went that route. Larger cable is a harder sell locally.
So the male end I'd be looking for would be a Tweco no 2?Yesterday, 10:07 AM -
Reply to 400 pro bogging downAre you on clean fuel and air filters, kubotas are know to be fuel efficient but not torque monsters.Yesterday, 08:39 AM
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I have a 400 pro with 1100 hours with the Kubota. When I burn 1/4 7018 above 230 Amps it boggs way down almost to a stall. Even worse in the softer settings. I have the machine in the run position, so it's already in high idle. Would be great if I can use a 400 amp machine and actually use higher amperage....Yesterday, 06:56 AM
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I picked this machine up from a guy last fall. He was a welder at a dam and says he burnt out the original outlets to the leads so he replaced them with Tweco type sized for 4/0 cables. That's just on the DC side. The AC side still has the factory original outlets. Would anyone know what size they might...07-03-2022, 06:55 PM