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This is pretty cool. I did not know they even had this capability.
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Yeah, pretty neat. My '07 FJ had this from the factory too. I saw a tractor once that had a PTO driven generator that could power a whole house HVAC and all. That remains my favorite.
A neat story, and speaking of Texas, in Corpus Christi there's a decomissioned aircraft carrier the USS Lexington that now serves as a museum. Great museum if you've never been. There is a story though about a time there was a massive power outage on the west coast and they used the generators on the ship as a floating power plant. Those steam turbines are pretty amazing.
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