Name: 3" Concrete Pad, 14/20/26RCA(L)
Brand: Kohler Generator

* Saves time prepping installation site

Features

Fiber-reinforced concrete pad with rebar. Sized and contoured for 14RCA(L) and 20RCA(L) models. Inserts at generator mounting hole positions for easy installation of generator to concrete pad. Contains 25% recycled materials.

Specifications

Disclaimer

*Starting price in US dollars. Does not include generator, installation, automatic transfer switch or costs to export outside the US.

Weight

189 lbs. (86 kg)

Dimensions

1372 mm x 787 mm x 76 mm (54 in. x 31 in. x 3 in.)

Accessory Type

Concrete Pad

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Complete Power Resources

695 Garden Commerce Pkwy
Winter Garden, FL 34787
United States

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