Thanks for previous answers, i should have been more specific, what RPM does this turn at?
2083295
Hey Josh,Sorry but the manufacture does not provide us with that spec, but looking at it. Approximately 5 to 6 rpmsThanks
732310
RPM (High Speed): 171 Unfortunately, the manual does not specify RPMs for each of the four speeds.
490680
At the stated 12v input, it cranks out what appears to be 60 RPM. I bought one of those controllers which allows you to DECREASE the RPM. This motor appears to be what you would find in a windshield wiper application. It probably has some kind of worm drive coming off the motor into a gear assembly which amps up the torque but knocks RPM way down. If you want way more RPM's you should pick another motor (I think)
1942641
You could lower the RPM by reducing the throttle for one since the GPM and pressure goes hand in hand, and another option would be to use a wider angle tip.
17741
That is a good question in which I do not have an answer to. My guess is that it will come down to the speed ring you use. I would investigate further.
1213506
1/2" shaft, D type. 1/3 hp., 1725 RPM, 6.2 amps. Installed it on an old attic fan that I converted into a shop fan. Works great.
1316999
depends on the vehicle. What is your vehicle info including engine size? Thanks!!
2062747
The general rule is the faster the better. You can use any RPM, but why. I have 5 each 7200 rpm in mine.
1949180
From what I have read it is only specific to the models listed. I would email the company..see if they still produce the specified part or if there is a replacement part number. Think the original is 20274. There are two downsides to running the wrong part..least worry is that you lose $8. Biggest would be if it were to cause damage to some of the more critical parts..motor..shaft..etc. I would email first.
732308
RPM (High Speed): 171Unfortunately, the manual does not specify RPMs for each of the four speeds.
2211771
I am not really sure about that. The nameplate on my old motor read 1075 RPM so it was an exact match. If you do go with this motor, the increase in speed will require that the motor deliver more horsepower. If you do decide to go with this motor as a replacement, I would make sure that the horsepower rating of the replacement motor is at least 25% higher than the old motor.
2132080
Its not a high rpm tool. It is a variable trigger. I use as a gasket cleaning tool in automotive with 3m disc. I wish it had more rpm.
10962
Does anyone know what the rotational speed is? I can't find it in any of the spec listings.
1176642
Really a turn key job as far as starting it up. Only thing that can be adjusted is idle speed. Started right up and ran great. For my application I needed to make some threads in 2 holes on the carb. No problem for me but maybe some people. 6-32 threads if I remember correctly.
2132333
4 MPH. I am usually between 1.5 and 2.5. NEVER above 3.5.4MPH is plenty. And it will help the motor last longer.
1958728
I would say pretty high rpm. It doesn't put out full until about 1200rpms. Starts at around 900 before anything reads on my amp meter.
2249099
I have a 408windsor 425 hp. Had it cranked up to 4000 rpm. No worries no fears. Doesn't move with a quick pop on throttle either.