what is the horse power for this item? Is it 1/6?
1007553
I think it is 1/6 horse power, I never put a amp draw gage on it, so I am going by the manufactures specs. they seem to reliable pumps, I have ran them in my stock tanks to keep the water moving so the water did not freeze during the winter and they have ran 24/7 for a few winter and bought more pumps for last year,
1007554
I think it is 1/6 horse power, I never put a amp draw gage on it, so I am going by the manufactures specs.they seem to reliable pumps, I have ran them in my stock tanks to keep the water moving so the water did not freeze during the winter and they have ran 24/7 for a few winter and bought more pumps for last year,
1833256
The motor is 1/2 HP as stated on its label. The label also states 0.4 KW which is about 1/2 HP as well.
1941778
I don't know what the Horse Power is on your Well motor, but I'm sure it isn't more then the generators output. If your well motor is less then 20 amps you won't have any problems. I know you read my review on this generator, and this generator is a good unit, but I really recommend the Champion Power Equipment 46533 it's a little bit more money, but me and my coworkers think it's worth the difference. It's only $50 dollars more, but if you don't have the extra cash then this one will work fine. Don't for get to use synthetic oil! You really don't need any special equip, just make sure you have a extenuation cord that plugs into the generator. Good Luck on your project.
1777335
I,ll have to ck ,its in the shed attached to an auger atm........I believe its 5/8" ,it should say in its description. Real strong motor too. It runs a 16'x4" pony auger ......Yeah its 5/8" dia..........Least mine is anyway...........
233870
It's 1/2 HP. Yes confusing by what some sellers publish because they are "boiler plating" their product information. So don't go by pictures either. When in doubt go directly to manufacturer website and get model information.This is a fantastic pump. Quiet but moreso...efficient.
111532
This Powerhorse generator includes a 6.6 gallon gas tank. The run time at half load(2750 watts) is 9-1/2 hours.
1795739
Yes it is 1/4. The only problem I had with this gun, not really even the gun, was on the last few rows I couldn't swing the hammer hard enough to set the nails fully because of the wall being to close. I just grabbed my 16ga finish nailer with two inch nails and carefully finished off the floor.
833827
I believe it is 1/4 hp. You can find all the details at the Simer website. This product has worked GREAT for us. Using it for a basement laundry, utility sink, and dehumidifier drain. Pumping about 8' up to main drain, never had any problems so far (had it about 6 months)
405384
As a general rule, one horsepower draws 750 watts. Using that as a basis, the 420 watts divided by 750 gives you about .6 hp
1532509
My background is Electrical Engineering. I have one of these and it's rated at 12V 1300 mA (1.3 Amp) Voltage x Current = Power. So in this case 12 x 1.3 = 15.6 Watts. So, at 6 Volts the available current is 15.6 W / 6 Volt = 2.6 Amp or 2600 mA. So at 6 Volts it should provide up to 2,600 mA, as rated. I wouldn't be afraid to try it at 6 Volts and 1300 mA since that's about 50% of its rated load.
2158840
Jim, as I don't have 6V units and actually never considered it so I checked the manual and on Page 5 under "Operating Specifications" it says 1.) Power Requirements: 10 to 16 volts DC as well as on the box cover with the addition +/- 1% accuracy. (I hope that's what you meant) Under that same catagory...Operating Temp 32F to 122F (0-50C); Tach range: 240-9990rpm (box says 249-9990); Timing Advance Range 0 to +90 degrees. Check out the manual yourself is you like at http://www.equus.com/Content/Support/Manual/5568e.pdf Steve
936748
No sir it is not, it's a little over 1/8. I sold mine for the Esee 5 which is 1/4 inch thick.
1789831
The ohms law answer is incorrect. Manufacturers always use a current rating in their UL safety application which is much higher than the devices actual usage. A better way to calculate the wattage is to work backwards from the horsepower. There are 746W to 1HP, so a 1/2 HP motor will use 372W.
505441
1/4 hp is only about 190 W. So, it might be able to power one...but I wouldn't expect you to be able to achieve a very fast speed. 1W = N(m/s). You'd probably want something in the multiple-horsepower range.Also, what the other comments said about it being an AC motor.
65616
This dewalt motor is three and one half inches. The same as the porter cable one and three quarter horse and the boch of the same horse power.
1685559
16 amps, 1 1/2 horse motor. I run it with other equipment in my shop and have never blown a breaker or had any other trouble with it.
2004864
Sorry, have no experience with horses...even so think the tool would have to be quite a bit bigger. Mine's perfect for me cat !