How come the official site has only 1 Genesis model 250 watts & front motor!?
995272
So the manufacturer's site is out of date, how does this affect this model? This is a back motor with more than 250 watts as described...
1892355
See my review on this link. My review on the Genesis platinum C. &gt;&gt;&gt;
1034853
Absolutely terrific machine, I would gladly buy another as a backup (sorry not sure of the wattage but plugs into ordinary 3 prong socket)But will not get another till I find one here in LA already. I built Tripp-Lite a new one after it was delivered from Chicago.The delivery box was in shreads. I blame TL for a crap box although it really is Fed ex or UPS that makes the delivery but no matterI would have bought another except for that problem. thanks dave
1977691
1:48 ratio, too fast IMO. Available on Ebay mainly. Don't pay much, Sparkfun sells the whole Magician kit for $15. http://www.ebay.com/itm/2PCS-DC-3v-6V-1-48-Gear-Motor-For-Robot-/171131410466?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item27d83a1822
292308
Probably because they just use the same picture for all of the motors. It's only to give you an idea of what they look like anyway. Other than the specs, the motors are virtually identical in appearance.
1959787
It fit perfectly for my older Genesis with the controls on the right side table. Really the only thing I needed was the actual element that sparks, it had severely corroded. The rest still worked. Now I have a spare spark generator box. Could not find anyone just selling the spark element.
216341
Maybe the battery contains LEAADD! The greenies probably think that is BAAAAADDD. Should have a solar jump starter or a crank instead. Besides which, the roads on Catalina are so few and short and limited that it does not even matter. The tow truck/jump start guy there is probably a cousin of whoever proposed this idiot law.
1424321
I think it is 350w, but you have to be careful, go to the bamix website and read up on the different models and their numbers, there is slight differences in shaft length and motor speed between them. Then match up the model numbers to what is offered on Amazon. When I bought mine, there were a few different models offered, and the stats on the amazon listing did not match the model number from the bamix website. I ordered the one with the model number that matched the specs I wanted from the bamix website. The correct model was shipped. Rule: don't always trust what the listing says, double check your model numbers to the manufacturers site. I think it is 350w, but you have to be careful, go to the bamix website and read up on the different models and their numbers, there is slight differences in shaft length and motor speed between them. Then match up the model numbers to what is offered on Amazon. When I bought mine, there were a few different models offered, and the stats on the amazon listing did not match the model number from the bamix website. I ordered the one with the model number that matched the specs I wanted from the bamix website. The correct model was shipped. Rule: don't always trust what the listing says,... » Read More I think it is 350w, but you have to be careful, go to the bamix website and read up on the different models and their numbers, there is slight differences in shaft length and motor speed between them. Then match up the model numbers to what is offered on Amazon. When I bought mine, there were a few different models offered, and the stats on the amazon listing did not match the model number from the bamix website. I ordered the one with the model number that matched the specs I wanted from the bamix website. The correct model was shipped. Rule: don't always trust what the listing says, double check your model numbers to the manufacturers site. « Show Less
1881678
Sorry don't know but I like the V3 genesis overall although its a bit sluggish going up hills.
1517520
hello i think so . 182$ from parts tree.com . new fly wheel , electric motor and 120v jack ,thats how i see it . is it really that hard to start? good luck ..i just found that one site so far. pete
1816429
No, it's the Pro 6000 HD model, which is a DC motor. The power is only 350 Watts. See this thread:
1616696
Mine is the 88860, and it came with the 88875 accessory kit. "320 W" is printed on the box, but it also says "500 watt motor" on the box.
1514091
The only way that you can get a copy of the owners manual would be to contact generac through their customer support portal. Let me know if you should have any other questions otherwise please visit www.generac.com
1767134
why would you want yo do that? this machine ain't worth the shipping involved,,for a few bucks more,, get a Powermatic 2,,you will be glad you did!
1262875
Hi, check previous feedback, as the site had listed many makes and models..also listing for front-back etc.Haven't gotten mine yet.
1917029
Yes it does....It was very useful for me carrying it to the scrap pile after only the second season. My first one was a Dayton installed in 1972 but now also Mexican made in the same place..Junk Mexican built motors are everywere now so beware, you get what you pay for on them! I replaced it with a "GlobalIndustrial" Baldor motor built in the USA still and my attic fan has ran flawlessly since with much more power to boot. Baldor is much higher I know but search around on the net you'll find them at great prices. Mine was about $35 more than I gave for this one and I am very happy my A.O. took a dump. It was slower and louder, my neighbor hated it. Yes it does....It was very useful for me carrying it to the scrap pile after only the second season. My first one was a Dayton installed in 1972 but now also Mexican made in the same place..Junk Mexican built motors are everywere now so beware, you get what you pay for on them! I replaced it with a "GlobalIndustrial" Baldor motor built in the USA still and my attic fan has ran flawlessly since with much more power to boot. Baldor is much higher I know but search around on the net you'll find them at great prices. Mine was about $35 more than I gave for this one and I am very happy... » Read More Yes it does....It was very useful for me carrying it to the scrap pile after only the second season. My first one was a Dayton installed in 1972 but now also Mexican made in the same place..Junk Mexican built motors are everywere now so beware, you get what you pay for on them! I replaced it with a "GlobalIndustrial" Baldor motor built in the USA still and my attic fan has ran flawlessly since with much more power to boot. Baldor is much higher I know but search around on the net you'll find them at great prices. Mine was about $35 more than I gave for this one and I am very happy my A.O. took a dump. It was slower and louder, my neighbor hated it. « Show Less
1036924
They appear to be the same item, sold by the same company through Amazon. I know that Watts changed their part number from 110009 to 560014 as they introduced new models a few years ago. It's possible that the vendor has some older stock that references both the old and the new part number on the packaging, while the newer stock only has the new part number on the packaging. The older stock probably has a lower list price. I would just make sure that your model number RO system is listed in the description before purchasing.