will this motor run a corn roaster
1563572
This is the best rotisserie motor I have ever used. It should have no problem turning a corn roaster!
1563573
This motor has lots of torque. 22 lb turkey no problem. It will probably fail if you turn more than 100 ears. Problem will be starting up torque. If the load is balanced the running torque is very small. Big torque required to start a balanced load and even more if unbalanced. The commercial corn roasters probably have 1/8HP motors geared down to slow rpm. That from retired engineer.
1563574
Without knowing the load, I cannot say definitively. However, this motor is geared lower than others on the market.
1563575
Don't know how much weight your talking about but I can do 2 chickens at a time easy on mine. Even out of balance it's fine. I have tried to stall the motor and I can not with one hand. Remember that the spit needs to match the motor.
1960511
Yes, this will run a standard gas or oil furnace with no problem - it has more than enough punch. It will NOT run an ELECTRIC FURNACE, those are almost always 240 volt, and use a LOT of electricity. This is a 120 volt generator. It also won't run your Clothes Dryer, Electric Oven, or Electric Hot Water Heater or Central Air Conditioner. But it WILL run a rather good sized 120 volt window Air Conditioner and even a microwave oven at the same time, it works great for powering up and cooling down my 5th Wheel RV Trailer. If you are going to buy it to keep your oil or gas furnace going during a winter power loss, you need to plan TODAY for how you are going to connect it to your furnace. Easiest way it to "un hardwire" your furnace, and just have it on a cord that goes into a regular 120 volt plug. When the power goes out, just run an extension cord OUTSIDE to the generator, fire it up, plug in the furnace into the extension cord and you're good to go. (Absolutely do NOT run the generator inside of ANY structure. Not in a lawn building, not out in the garage, not in the barn. Even if you just run in there "for a minute" to refill the gas tank after it has run out of fuel, the Carbon Monoxide levels will be high enough to kill ya dead in no time flat. RUN THE GENERATOR ONLY IN THE OUT OF DOORS!!!) As far as the difference in the model numbers, I can see nothing in the specifications other than slightly different dimensions and a much different gas-tank style. I am very happy with my purchase of this model, and it seems to have a much better price.
913318
This thing has a monster motor. I've loaded it with tough frozen stuff full and never even come close to heating it up. It's 3.5 hp!
814288
Well, I haven't really run it long enough to tell whether or not it will burn out. Even at its highest speed setting the motor doesn't run very fast so you shouldn't have a problem with it burning out.
337002
it should as a 5 amp 120volt vacuum pulls 600 watts. the start up might trip the breaker on the inverter though.
37734
Yes, a great motor for the price. Replaced a 60 year old sears motor on a hay bail conveyor used once or twice a year. Not an enclosed motor so blowing it out after a workout is recommended. It keeps the boys working where the other motor kept them waiting. Kudos
2141472
Probably, I know there is one at a motor service center where I live and it goes over very well, doesn't take long to pop the corn and is delicious. Good luck.
172600
It should I have ran a 1500 watt heater to test mine. I can not say for sure since I do not have a electric mower, but it has ran stuff my modified sine waves would not start.
2045382
It should I have a gas and 40 volt with the brush blade and blower they fit both. As for power to run it, my 40 volt has more power than a 32cc gas. I had purchased a commercial pivot pro head for my gas with 105 string and it would not swing it unless in lite grass. The 40 volt takes down 3ft Johnson grass no problem. My brush blade goes though 3/4 in brush one swing. I am think about getting one I am sure it has the power to cut a six in branch.
1654330
I can't say for sure without the model number. But, even if it is the correct carb, look closely at your old one and compair it with the image here. When I got one for my tiller, the throttle and choke connections weren't exactly the same, so I have to control it directly at the carb, rather than at the remote controls on the tiller handles. But it runs fine.
1131050
Probably not. I found it only able to run a low wattage transformer. You have to check the wattage of your appliance.
2274367
I have used this motor with a 45" 5/8 rod, however the opening on the motor is for a 1/4". the rod I have has a 1/4 inch chuck at the end. I have roasted a 40lb pig with no problems. You need to make sure that your load is balanced. You can contact onegrill, they are very friendly and responsive.
2267477
The voltage will be fine, however, we were very disappointed in the machine. We only used it for two weekends and the top part that the kernels go in broke so we were forced to hold it together to pop the corn.
783109
As far as I know I think it will work with any motor having the external igniter, it worked fine on my John Deere F-series
1996709
NO it will only run a 1200w Hair dryer on low. Does not work as advertised.
313961
Hi, as long as a generator can put out the 110-120 V and be careful about spikes, yes a generator will run anything. This is common when caterers have machines set up at parties and such they use generators. Spag's Espresso
1494604
I don't believe the motor will run without the proper assembly of parts. There's a fail-safe switch that's closed when the plastic lid is engaged.