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Originally posted by Matt Krass
Hmm....while the 100amp would probably work if you get any heavy load on the drills you run the risk of tripping it, the 140 would probably be better, can anybody else chime in here?
Btw, make sure you get connector rated for the current, the Andersons welded themselves when running too high, only rated for 60amps.
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getting connectors rated for the right current is pretty important. i herd from a few people that the anderson conectors tended to overheat due to over current and melt the insulation (not weld themselves together) but never actually saw that happen.
and id probly recommend a 140 amp main breaker jus to be safe
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