Will this run a 13.5 amp snow blower? Need to know before i buy thank you.
2006321
I'm not an expert but it says 3,000 peak power ,so I figure 1500 watts should be continuous power all day and all night long it should run it , so it seems anways.
2006322
Well yes and no: at 13.5 amps you will draw (13.5 amps) * (110 volts) = 1485 watts. The unit is designed to max at 1500 watts so you are pushing this at 1485/1500 = 99% capacity. While short bursts (such as at power-on) are fine, I guess the duty cycle of these are not capable of sustaining this for prolonged periods. I recommend you get the 2000 watt unit and not drive the inverter at a sustained capacity of greater than 80% to maintain prolonged life. The next consideration is the battery (or batteries) supply...most lead-acid are rated somewhere around the 100 amp hours - a bit of conversion gives (100 amp hours) * (~12 volts) = 1200 watt hours. Then your snow blower with a fully charged battery at this rating should provide roughly (1200 watt hours) / (1485 watt) = 0.8 hours or ~48 minutes. Hope that helps.
1957746
I don't know. I put this on a 7HP Tecemseh Snow King engine on, which powers my Yardman Snowblower.
1474329
From googling ariens st504 5hp and looking at the pictures it looks like a standard 5HP tecumseh motor. Yes, this carburetor should fit your snow blower.
1609263
Jim can you provide a picture of the snowblower? I am unable to find one. This gear works in many snow blowers including Murray, Craftsman, Snowking, etc.
2259762
According the the spec sheet this units runs 8.6 amps when cooling and 11.1 when heating. I ran its own 20 amp 12awg line and it works perfect.
1672716
If the 15 amp device is something big to start, It will not.I cant use my 15 amp compressor (Ridgid) using this 3500 W Champion Generator.
755192
there are many engines that this starter works on. I cant say about your application. mine was for a 1966 snow blower with a H50 Tecumseh engine known as a snow king. there is a long list of all the engines it fits, good luck ,Mark
98357
Yes. Without a doubt. I have a 15 amp electric snowblower. If you don't need 100ft. and just 50ft. You could use the 14 gauge wire.
439407
It should have no problem if it draws less than 20 amps. I use my generator at times to run a similar unit and have power to spare on my camper. I think mine has a start up of 14 amps and settles in around 12 amps.
1216009
I do not know. does MTD make the same type of snow blower as Craftsman Model # 536.886190. Did part #780061 give you the a sub number oem-784-5580 then it should work.
719310
I am a camper myself so I hope I can help with your question. The instruction manual that came with the ice maker says it needs 1.9A for ice making and 2.7A for Ice-harvesting, at 115 vac. So if you are thinking of running it off of 12vdc, the current requirements would be about 10x the 115v amount plus the power to run an inverter, probably an additional 2 ADC, for a total of close to 30ADC, at times. The ice maker would run about 2 hrs on a large 12 volt battery. Practically, you would need a campsite with 120V power.
162092
I have mine on a 15 amp circuit. I use it for a dust collector in my basement. The dust collector will draw 13 amps max and the outlet works fine.
1120154
So I looked all thru my paper work and on the blower itself. All I could find that talked about Amp's was the charging current, 0.5A. The only other thing that might be Amp related was on the Battery pack. It reads; 32v Lithium Ion 2.0Ah 57.6Wh. Other than that all that is mentioned is 120V-60Hz Charger Voltage, 22W Rated Power, 120mph Blower Speed. Sorry I could not get you your answer. That is all the Technical Data they have in the books that came with it or on the Blower itself. I can tell you for the size, which is nice and compact, just under 3ft. with the long tube attached. It works great. I have used it for Grass and leaves mainly and to blow off saw dust from table saw and chop saw. The 32v battery last a great deal of time. Hope this helps
1465059
It draws 13.75 amps. I used it on my patio on a 15 amp non dedicated circuit with no problem.
1817611
I would spend a few extra dollars and get a cord that says it's meant for cold weather. This one gets very stiff when you get down in the 0-15 degree (F) range. As far as amperage is concerned, it's best to reference your manual. My snow blower is 12 amps and recommends 14 gauge. A 13.5 amp motor might specify a 12 gauge cord.
204621
Depends on the amperages. This unit will handle up to 10 Amps of running motor load.
88855
i sorry i don`t know , i used this plug in my craftsman snow blower ,6.5 horse .briggs and straton engine .