How many cords can you cut in an hour?
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A cord of wood is 128 cubic feet by definition and typically weighs 5,500 pounds or thereabouts. I would think the operator would be the limiting factor as it will split all you can get to it and away from it. To load and remove split wood you have to hnddle 11,000 pounds per cord. I cannot do this in an hour for one cord. So the splitter can handle more than you can, which is less tan a cord per hour.
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Depends on the size of the logs. Larger ones take more time, due to the weightand effort to lift them. I have split 3 cords in about an hour of fresh cut wood.Dried wood will take longer.
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2 modes: 7 amps (.84kW) and 12 amps (1.4kW). In an hour, those are .84kWh and 1.4kWh respectively
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I'm bundled so if I wanted to use jacks I could use the jacks. I've heard you can use up to 8 . your safest bet is to ask your cable company or phone company.
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Depends on the size. ie Two (2) common PC power cords or four (4) ethernet wires, or three (3) common extension cords.
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The battery life is the limiting factor. Prob 25-30 mins, so if you have a lot to cut, it may not be the tool for you.
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I plugged it in to charge when I received and I remember it was completely charged in a few hours. Sorry I don't remember how many but I used it the same night.
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It takes a full 8 hours to charge a single battery , usually overnight ... If you trim "thick grass" the battery can last only 20 minutes (the harder the trimmer works, the quicker the battery runs down) ... For easier jobs, 1 battery lasts about 30 - 45 minutes ... I can't completely trim my yard with 2 fully charged batteries ... Hope this helps
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I don't feel I can answer this at this time, as I have only used it 3 times in a one month period, I guess it would matter how large of a piece of property it is that you're mowing, my yard it pretty small (a 100ft cord) is way more than I need so it only takes me about 30 min. to mow. I won't truly know the cost until I get my power bill.
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I bought an entire suite of tools that use the battery so I have 4 of them. I can get 10 minutes or so of solid cutting out of each battery which is more than enough for the trim work I use it for.
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In answer to your question, I am not sure as I have had it plugged in which I used it but I am sure it could give about 2 hours or more and I am sure if you look on the instruction that it will tell you there how long between charges. I truly like this product very much and I even hooked it up to a tv and watched dvds on the tv with it. It is brilliant.
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I have found that they last for about 20 - 30 minutes of continuous use. I don't have a very large yard and I can get the trimming and most of the edging done with 1 and 1/2 battery charges. It's good to have 2 batteries charged at a time .
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You can cut 3 card stock sheets at 1 time. I don't know how many regular sheets. You can cut 8x10 sheets of paper in half and work with each half. Because it is only 9 inches long it will not fully cut the length of a standard size pc of paper. I use this to make DVD CASE CARDS to insert in cases.
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A hour or two. Very worthwhile. The price is cheap enough to have sufficient power to do the job. Don't plan on a quick recharge. Just have enough for the job. If the job is very long. You can recharge while the other batteries are working.
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Yes. You will need one a least. Six or eight is not out of the question either because, this will give you more electricity into the evening hours.
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All day, you will not use the same battery in the same day. I recommend getting two or three if you have lots of work. It is a great tool easy to use and handle with good cutting capability. Nothing is perfect!
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There is no max length. It is what ever length you decide to cut the cord at.
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Four and Four. You could still use a plug-splitter if two of your outlets are low current.