Peak motor horse power is 2.2. But the description says it is 2. is this 2.2-peak-horsepower motor?
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The description says: "2.2-peak-horsepower motor and wide blade radius". Clearly you've done your research. I always trust what I read on a manufacturer's website over descriptions written by retailers and third party sellers. You are correct, the motor is 2.2 horse power.
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400W - 2,400W = 0.5364 HP - 5.364 HP according to this conversion website: http://www.thecalculatorsite.com/conversions/power.php
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Horse power shouldn't matter, I just mentioned it in my comment because they stated it should work for routers up to 2 1/4 HP.
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The one I received a couple of weeks ago is the 12.5 hp engine. (-maybe earlier versions were 11.5?? -don't know.)
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Hi Brian! If my calculations are correct... I am calculating about 1/10 HP. This was derived from the following: The manufacturer states on their website that the output of the motor at 50 RPM is 8.5 lb-ft of torque. The equation for rotational torque-horsepower relationship is HP= torque (in lb-ft) times Speed (in RPM) all divided by 5252. HP=(torque x rpm)/5252= .081 HP. I am pretty much certain this is correct. If not, please all chime in and let me know! Thanks!
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I'm confused. Does this model have a 3HP Motor (as it says in the specs page) or just the standard 2HP? I want to buy the 3HP model
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Every tool manufacturer has found a way to exaggerate their power ratings in order to make their products more marketable. Those 120v shop vacs that are claiming an output of 6.5 HP is case in point. They get away with it by calling it "peak" horsepower. I believe they calculate peak HP by factoring in the start up amps that it takes to get the motor going, not the running amps. Startup amps can be 3 to 4 times the normal running amps. Yes, startup amps only surge for a second or two at most, but again it's a marketing ploy.
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it has a 65 watt motor, most of this size are at least 140 watts. This is what they call a "cheater" size.
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Label on the motor says 1 HP. Don't know the amperage and sorry, but I couldn't look it up.
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2 MT heavy duty lathe mandrel which holds the buffing wheels Which is your lathe a 1 or 2 MT, if 2MT than you are goodThe system requires a lathe with a minimum of 1/2HP You have the horse power,
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My wife and I agree that up to 4.5 would be ok. We bought this for our new grandson who will be two in May 2014.He's just getting used to it. He feeds it and combs his mane but doesn't ride it yet. Our son and sister were on his horse until about 4.5 yeas old. They loved it. Hope this helps. Bob
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Hello Gail. It is a 500 watt motor and goes a steady 20 mph for me. I hope I have answered your question. Tony
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I just saw this demonstrated on HSN and am interested. So that means I'm researching and reading reviews. Noticed the one on the QVC site claims a 1700W, 2-1/4 horsepower motor. If correct, that's slightly different to this 1400 W motor.
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No its not a full 3/4 horsepower. Its 3/4 peak horsepower, meaning at full RPM with no obstructions to slow the RPM down, it will be close to a full 3/4. But as soon as obstructions take place, it will lower in H.P.
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I recently ordered and received the 2 HP motor. The 2 HP looks very similar to the 2/4 HP. As long as the specs are for the motor you want, I don't see a problem. The motor was received on schedule and in new condition. I was completely satisfied with their service. They also included a new pump shaft seal that is needed for the installation. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure what sort of mix up you have there. 19 hp doesn't sound right. 17hp or 21 hp. Never the less they use the same base and bolt pattern. The hp difference is in the bore diameter if the cylinder jugs
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The motor is 1/2 HP as stated on its label. The label also states 0.4 KW which is about 1/2 HP as well.