Does the Sportsman 7000LP have a brushless gen head or a brushed head? Also, is the 240 recepticle a twist lock style?
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NEMA L14-30 receptacle - yes, twist lock. Do not know about head. Starts great from switch or pull and even when very cold.Great unit - used it for a foundation project at the farm and ran all day on one tank. For additional info, http://www.absolutegenerators.com/p72-Sportsman-GEN7000LP-Portable-Propane-Generator-W-Electric-Start.html as well as OHV engine site.
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The 240 plugs are twist lock as a safety feature plus so they don't fall out easily. As far as the brushes go I'd have to look in the parts break down to be sure. But I do believe they do have brushes. You can go on the Sportsmen Generator web site and find the manuals. It's a excellent unit, starts with no problem. I use at my home with a Reliance 10 circuit transfer switch, 4 for 220 volt and 6 for 110 volt. Good Luck !
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Save your money to go to brushless. It just ran a little bit better than the stock brushed motor.
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You need the VXL speed control as well, a brushless motor will not run with the brushed speed control you have in your bandit.
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No, is brushed motor, I don't know I've never use the brushless version, but for drift you'll want sensored brushless motor.
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There are two main differences in the shape of the head. 1. The IF-232 has a slightly different pry-bar without a split down the middle. 2. The IF-232 includes a cutout wrench for gas shut-off valves. Hope that helps! www.zombease.com
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Yes, both brush heads can be viewed on the Amazon website. HX6013/82 has a smaller head.
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I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well, but the legs still need some work to be sturdy when running. I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well,... » Read More I have the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP portable generator, and I bought this wheel set. Here is the definitive answer on this specific combination as I just now installed it: This wheel set WILL NOT attached to the Sportsman GEN 4000 LP without much drilling into the frame and fashioning of new brackets. Unless you have the ability to do some metal work and are willing to drill holes into the frame of your generator, do not buy this. However, if you have a good shop, welder, or are just handy making brackets to fit, you can make this work. My generator is now on wheels and the handle works well, but the legs still need some work to be sturdy when running. « Show Less
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Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of toothbrush with arrows to line up so that brush is locked in. I can Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of... » Read More Yes there is a difference whe it comes to replacing the toothbrush head. I have the Arm & Hammer Spinbrush Proclean sonic recharge. I have purchased 4 different packs of toothbrush replacement heads and none of them fit. Every one I purchased said Arm & Hammer spinbrush Pro clean but the inside of the brush on my toothbrush requires a full circle inside. Plus it just snaps on there are no arrows on the head of brush or handle which requires a 90 degree twist so that the arrows line up & the brush is locked in as well. All the ones I have purchased have a half circle inside of head of toothbrush with arrows to line up so that brush is locked in. I can « Show Less
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Donna i called Super Winch directly. they didn't have a mount for my 2013 Sportsman listed. i spoke to their rep, and he gave me all the information i needed. then they directed me towards another site to purchase, but i still came back to Amazon to purchase
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best if you skip this type of head and look for arca swiss compatible. If you're using the F2.8 version might look into Smith-Victor BH5. Arca compatible and can handle large loads.
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I dont know how to explain it fully but basically the brushless has less parts coming in contact in order to work where as brushed does. These brushes over time bind or loose contact making the motor stop wotking or burn up. I am a brushless fan all the way. You dont have to break them in, they handle more power and higher rpm. They are more spendy but they last longer. Id always spend the extra money to get brushless. I hope this is of help
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This is two different types of motors the brushless is quit a bit faster almost to fast for some one who doesn't not have experience driving rc cars. Also, brushed is waterproof whereas brushless is not. So water puddles, snow, and rain are not good ideas for this brushless, some brushless are waterproof but this is a castle motor and is not. I have the brushed version and it is a blast and for the price difference I believe is a better deal!! I hope this helps
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Hi, I've purchased these from multiple places: Amazon, eBay & Walmart, there is no model number on this brush heads packaging. What is on the packaging is that these heads are compatible with most Oral B power brushes. These heads are plastic & you simply slide them on, it is an easy style of compatibility.
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I don't remember. If not, I used the original one, being careful when disassembling. But the gasket is not expensive, so order one to be on the safe side. I gave up on the Echo 210 tiller because of all the hard starting history, gave it away with all the spare parts, and bought a 4 cycle Troy built mini tiller. Happy with it so far.
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No its not brushless but u can upgrade up to a brushless kit for a round 200 or so. Also it comes with two batteries to operate
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Both my wife and I use the Arm and Hammer 'Spinbrush Pro Whitening heads and the Pro Clean Net brush heads The Pro Recharge brush heads will also fit this unit. I don't have a preference and it's difficult to tell the difference except for the color. I just purchase what's available or less expensive.
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The 323R is a brush cutter and a trimmer. It comes with separate heads which can be switched out.