Does the R4510 have a soft start, starts slow then ramps up to speed, or hard instant start motor? How does the R4510 compare to the Bosch 4100-09?
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The R4510 does have a soft start motor. As for comparing it to the Bosch 4100-009. I have no idea as I have never used one. I do know when I researched the Ridgid seemed to have reviews saying the fence was better on it than the Bosh. Really I don't think you can go wrong with either one. I looked the life time service agreement. Just be aware to get the life time service agreement you must purchase it through Home Depot, then Mail in the receipt with the UPC off the box and wait 90 days for it to be active.
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It does have a soft start. I did extensive research on both and found this to be the superior machine. It has totally delivered on the promise.
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It definitely does not have a gradual start, as some have indicated in the reviews. The lightest first contact in the trigger yields around 300 RPM's unloaded on my drill (I checked with my touch-tach). With the level of power this drill offers, even at this lowest trigger position the drill won't stall without a large amount of load. If you need delicate low-speed operation such as fastener driving, look for a smaller drill (perhaps a 3/8" VSR?). If you need a drill that will work continuously poking 3/8" to 13/16" holes in up to 3/8" thick steel as I did, this is your drill. It definitely does not have a gradual start, as some have indicated in the reviews. The lightest first contact in the trigger yields around 300 RPM's unloaded on my drill (I checked with my touch-tach). With the level of power this drill offers, even at this lowest trigger position the drill won't stall without a large amount of load. If you need delicate low-speed operation such as fastener driving, look for a smaller drill (perhaps a 3/8" VSR?). If you need a drill that will work continuously poking 3/8" to 13/16" holes in up to 3/8" thick steel as I did, this is your... » Read More It definitely does not have a gradual start, as some have indicated in the reviews. The lightest first contact in the trigger yields around 300 RPM's unloaded on my drill (I checked with my touch-tach). With the level of power this drill offers, even at this lowest trigger position the drill won't stall without a large amount of load. If you need delicate low-speed operation such as fastener driving, look for a smaller drill (perhaps a 3/8" VSR?). If you need a drill that will work continuously poking 3/8" to 13/16" holes in up to 3/8" thick steel as I did, this is your drill. « Show Less
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Looked through my book and couldn't find the info you wanted. I can say this , it has worked perfectly for me the motor is a soft start which is nice, I have a 8 inch router that is no problem for the saw. It also has a very well designed safety system. I know some would discard this first thing. The one thing to remember is this is a light weight contractor saw.
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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.
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Yes. Took me a while to get an initial startup. I overcame this by putting my hand over the air opening. Smooth idle and revs freely. Big improvement.
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Not sure why they sent me this question-I reviewed an older model R-1510 several years back. The R-1510 has a 2-speed fan and the "high" mode is very loud. The low speed is much quieter and seems to do the job-so we use it instead. This has been a great oven-we have had it since 2006 and it runs like a champ. We have had to replace the little push-button panel for the time, cook control, fan speed, etc. several times-due to poor design of that part-but looks like this newer model has changed that up anyway. We use ours a lot-so I would say Sharp makes a great product overall. Hope this helps!! Best,Dave in Seattle Not sure why they sent me this question-I reviewed an older model R-1510 several years back. The R-1510 has a 2-speed fan and the "high" mode is very loud. The low speed is much quieter and seems to do the job-so we use it instead. This has been a great oven-we have had it since 2006 and it runs like a champ. We have had to replace the little push-button panel for the time, cook control, fan speed, etc. several times-due to poor design of that part-but looks like this newer model has changed that up anyway. We use ours a lot-so I would say Sharp makes a great product overall. Hope... » Read More Not sure why they sent me this question-I reviewed an older model R-1510 several years back. The R-1510 has a 2-speed fan and the "high" mode is very loud. The low speed is much quieter and seems to do the job-so we use it instead. This has been a great oven-we have had it since 2006 and it runs like a champ. We have had to replace the little push-button panel for the time, cook control, fan speed, etc. several times-due to poor design of that part-but looks like this newer model has changed that up anyway. We use ours a lot-so I would say Sharp makes a great product overall. Hope this helps!! Best,Dave in Seattle « Show Less
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No idea but the gear on this one broke in half on about the 10th start attempt + it's barely powerful enough to get mine started anyway. I'd find another to consider.
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The dc40 is kinda like the cheaper more affordable model when compared to the dc41. Also depending on your needs of you have more carpet than hard floors I recommend getting the full size dc65 as it was made specifically to clean carpets better. Also the dc65 is a little bigger and more powerful but it also is almost two or three hundred dollars more than the dc40. Hope this helped!
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I do not think it has an actual soft start. However if your asking if the saw starts and torques the saw enough to move the blade off a chosen line. No, it does not seem to do that. I think the layout of the saw helps that, as all the rotating mass is not ninety degrees from the blades cutting line
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Yes , It is supposed to hesitate A bit at start up. if you notice it hesitates when you pull the trigger then builds up to operating speed. This is so the motor can build up safely to the RPMs to mix the mortar which of course is very thick. If it started at full speed right off the bat I think that would be bad for the motor but also you would have mortar or whatever you're mixing flying all over the place. Beware however that when mixing mortar and other stuff your hands tend to get kind of wet which is normal. I've experienced slight electrical shocks when holding the trigger and the handles with wet gloves..... just so you're aware. I brought this up to Amazon because I wanted to make a return but they never contacted me. I haven't used it since perhaps I'll contact Brutus. Aside from that I really liked it, I no longer use my cement mixer I just mix things up in the 5 gallon containers with this.
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Easy, Effortless StartupWith the 450, you won't have to waste precious minutes trying to start the engine. The chainsaw uses a combined choke/stop control, which allows for easy engine starting and reduces the risk of flooding. Husqvarna's Smart Start offers an engine and starter that starts quickly with minimum effort--with resistance in the starter cord reduced by up to 40 percent. It also has a specially optimized fuel pump, which keeps the fuel lines clear and helps facilitate startup.
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I am very happy with mine. I haven't used it more than three times, but it has a lot of power and is easy to start if you do it right. It is pretty much a clone of a Husqkvarna 45 cc and starts and runs pretty much the same. I cut up some very large and seasoned oak wood with ease with mine.
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The t104p has a motor rating of 5 hp or 40amps totalthe t104p3 has a higher rating for the motor. if your pump is rated at 5 hp or lower you are good with the t104p
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The difference is power 45cc to 50cc. Also the 445 comes as a 16 or 18. The 450 comes as an 18 or 20. Hope that helps.
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I believe that the mower is offered with either a Briggs and Stratton or Kohler engine. The Kohler is the easiest starting mower I've ever encountered except for electric-start models.
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Pull start is the only way with this model. There is another model that has a starter included.
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This is the 51103 -- The largest/best motor. The 51102 is one step down, and the 51101 a step down from that. I bought this one because it is supposed to be the most powerful, and I haven't been disappointed with it yet.