What horse power of the motor?
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1/5 HP. It is great a great pump. I use it mostly for home use servicing my cars. But it would work fine for home systems. It is not really built (nor does it cost) for commercial work. Here is a link to the Operators Manual; http://catalog.otctools.com/newcatalog/products/555562_E.pdf
2264882
We hooked ours up to 22o and seem to be getting enough power, but I don't know the exact Horse power.
521418
This is a 1/4 hp motor it does not have an amp rating on minehttp://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.htmlIt should be about 2-3 amps
1353686
Hi there is a lever at the end where the wheels are pull lever part way [regular speed] pull further low speed an double power] Also see pictures of animals for power or speed on the side of machine under lever handle [move handle to elephant for slow speed and more power. handle has three setting for use
1604193
The motor draws 3.2 amps or around 380 to 400 watts. Less than what home style kitchen aids draw, however a completely different principle for power. This motor runs at full capacity all the time, whereas the home mixers only run at full power on the highest speed. This gets its power through a transmission.
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it say's it is a 2.6 HP. on it,I know it has plenty of power,it has never stopped on me or kicked circuit out,even with deer with alot of what I call ( cat gut) in it.I hope this helps
867436
From experience, the higher the voltage of the motor is rated, the more power it would have. That said, the output force is contingent on load of the torque time speed divided by 5252. Hope that helps out.
1278753
24 volt. It's a powerful motor. If you can manage the 2 battery set up, it is worth the $ paid. I love the option of tilting the throttle up and down.
108406
I don't remember, but you can get a grounded adapter for it. I just remember that the motor died after one month. I returned it some time ago.
748085
Well shucks, I don't know and it was not specified. I bought it for my uncle and it is a direct replacement on his air compressor which has a 5 horse motor on it. It is exactly like mine too which has a 6 horse motor. Six horses at 745 watts per horse is 4470 watts divided by 220 v comes to 20.32 amps, I think? It will handle AT LEAST that load with no problems anyhow. My uncle's failed due to an air leak, not due to an electrical problem.
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There is no way to answer this. The motor is electric and therefor has no CC value. The best ROUGH way to compare this to a gasoline motor would be to measure horse power. 750 Watts = 1 HP roughly, so this has less than 1 HP. To compare, an average 150cc motor has ROUGHLY 13.5 HP. These are all extremely rough numbers, as you can't generalize a range of motors due to possible modifications or design differences.
1570085
Ohm's Law tells you that answer. Multiply the voltage, typically 120VAC, by the current, say 3 amperes. The answer would be 360 watts. Motors always draw the most amps when starting. When they reach operating speed, the current draw usually drops.
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Mine was a 7.5 hp.horse but my dads was a 1974 with a 6 hp. I believe was a pony and they fit his also.I could not believe what a difference they made from my old ones I hope they last as long.
1872739
They recently changed their motor. Previous model (grey) is 45 watts on low, 55 on medium, 71 on high. The new model is 51 on low, 65 on medium, and 80 on high.
2139806
I'm assuming you mean power output. The manual lists the engine output at 0.6 kW at 7800 rpm which converts to .082 HP. Hope that helps
208530
The answer to the horse power of the Grizzly model G0715P Polar Bear series is 2 HP. It is a 10 inch saw with all the power you need. The saw is well built and very accurate and to say the least I really like this saw a lot. Great buy.
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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