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Yes, my error. The national electricity only rate is $11.23 cents per KWH, not $17.5. Thanks for pointing this out.

17.5 cents looks like the national average of total electric rate, and your 7.6 cents that you chose is probably just the energy company...

Again, this all depends on where you live, how much electricity you use and the number of suppliers competing for business in your area...

BHDS - where are you in PA and are you on PPL service? I cannot believe its $7.6 cents per KWH delivered anywhere in PA unless you are...

We also have the ability to choose "alternate suppliers", but a little research a few years ago turned up no bargains, especially with...

I'm in the northeast corner of PA in the PPL service area. The $7.9 cents is just per KW and does not include distribution charges or...

I don't think your L4760 will have much trouble with the larger blower, but it's still going to take a long time to clear a half mile of...

I've been looking at alternative energy sources on and off for the last decade. So far, the break even point for the systems I've priced...

Whenever I feel the need for another piece of equiment, I rationalize (to my wife mostly) "If it saves a trip to the ER, it will be...

My pump uses D cells as well, but it also has a 12VDC jack. I was a little afraid of sparking around gas fumes when using a 12V adapter...

It's a pain finding reasonably priced "D" cells today. I have a very good flashlight that uses four of them. I use four "AA" cells...

I paid $50 delivered but they were 2x2x4's. the 2x2x6's were $80 delivered. I live close to the plant and bought 34, so I got a bulk...

Thanks for the feedback! That's my plan too, blank QA Plate with hooks... I actually plan to dedicate one of my blank QA plates just...

I have an MX5800 and L6060, both with DPF. No issues whatsoever in 2000+ hours. Regens occur every 40 to 60 hours and most of the time...

That is about the same bleed down time as my BH92 hoe. Kubota is notorious for leaky spool valves, so don't necessarily blame the cylinders.