What exactly is the exact horsepower?
217327
850 watts very good power+it has a glass jar everything else out there on the market is plastic.
1120590
Power=current x voltage 14amps x 115 volts= 1610 watts ( 1 horsepower = 746 watts) 1610 watts / 746 = 2.15 horsepower
610832
yes the product photo is wrong it is truly 01 HP. electric motor and the motor as money of power if there's anything else I can do for you please ask
97957
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.
1120591
It's rated at 14 amps, so 14A x 120V = 1,680 Watts and at 0.00134 horsepower/Watt it should be about 2.25 horsepower. However, electric motors are typically around 80% efficient, so best guess would be about 1.8 horsepower.
948470
I don't know the exact power it draws. However mine does just fine. Never had a problem, it never has blew a fuse or anything. Its a continuous lift as well. Some have one of those pulsating motors. This does not. I like it a lot better than some of the other brands that I have used.
1937830
5 hp....More than enough for a hobbist...If you are a professional doing it 24/7 you might for for the larger engine.
1604194
The specs list the motor as 1/6 hp which is much more powerful than any previous heavy duty mixer I've had.
2171426
The one I received a couple of weeks ago is the 12.5 hp engine. (-maybe earlier versions were 11.5?? -don't know.)
1389317
If you do a google search on this engine regarding its HP rating, you find that it has between 8-9 HP.
339053
Label on the motor says 1 HP. Don't know the amperage and sorry, but I couldn't look it up.
910832
What do you mean by "EXACT"? I can get some measurements for you if you are a bit more specific about what you need.
356856
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!
1076425
I purchashed this system about 3 months ago. It is 1-1/2 horsepower. I must say it has been impressive so far. I have a 15'x48" above ground Intex pool.
778734
Volts x amps = watts. 745 watts = 1 HP. So 120 x 15 = 1,800 / 745 = 2.4 HP.
2137340
I beleive it's 5.5 hp. This has to be the best Briggs has done. I run it at half power and it never slows or "boggs" down. Starts on the first or second pull every time. I use it every other week and my former edger was a Troy. Won't go back! Best edger I have ever owned. (also, sips gas doesn't drink it)
1729884
It's a 2HP motor. Go here to Woodstock (the manufacturer) for a full spec sheet: https://d27ewrs9ow50op.cloudfront.net/specsheets/w1824_ds.pdf(Copy and past to your browser)