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What is not considered to be auxiliary equipment run by a power take-off?

April 26, 2017Auxiliary equipment power run take-off

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What is not considered to be auxiliary equipment run by a power take-off?

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Engine-driven equipment that is used as an integral part of a vehicle’s operation, including alternators, generators, air-conditioner compressors, hydraulic pumps for power steering and brakes, fuel-injection pumps, superchargers, and other similar equipment, is not considered to be auxiliary equipment for purposes of calculating power take-off fuel usage.