what is the engine horsepower of these generators?
240144
Their are 3 different ratings depending on sourcing. The current revised national standard states 13.7 HP (Most accurate) verses 15 and 16 HP ratings across the spectrum of suppliers. As for example HONDA's (REVISED) rating for it's GX390 engine has been reduced from 13HP to 11.7 HP.Honda does not make a 420cc engine as the 420cc engines are cloned Honda GX390 blocks with a greater bores and stoke piston to achieve the extra horsepower.ALL 420CC ENGINES ARE MADE IN CHINA.
240145
16hp, saw an ad for the wh7000 in costco for 699. http://www.costco.com/Westinghouse-7000W-Running8500W-Peak-Electric-Start-Portable-Generator-With-20%E2%80%99-Power-Cord.product.100054388.html
240146
I have seen ads stating up to 16 HP but I confirmed with Westinghouse who said the true measurement of the engine was around 13.5 HP (theoretical maximum of around 10kW not counting any losses in the system).
240147
Can't find that info anywhere. 420cc is the only spec available as far as ?I can tell
381595
The are designed to run on gasoline, mine is quiet an powers the house with no problem. I had a 6250 W generator that I was able to convert to LP for my Sister-in-law with a kit from US Carboration. It was easy to install, I think they also have natural gas kits. Some kits will run gas, lp, and natural gas. Check out their website: http://uscarburetion.com/
294601
Not sure how they calculate the HP, this might be a question for Makita. I get 2.41HP when calculating based on 120V and 15A. (Php=(eff*UI/1000)/0.746). It could be 3.25HP if the motor was 135% efficient!
339053
Label on the motor says 1 HP. Don't know the amperage and sorry, but I couldn't look it up.
712909
Not stock. I drilled the jets in the carb with some other minor tweeking. Trial and error. Not sure of the wattage output But will run a toaster and maintane about 120 volts varies couple volts at 60 hertz its just a cheap generator
1086415
Its a 12'v 6000rpm generator/ drive not certain on model but it can be powered as low as 2.5 v at 700rpm my son is using it on his science project as a generator
730418
I don't know the horsepower but it's basically high and low. It works well I only ran it on high when I was circulating chemicals or when people were in the pool. It saved a lot on my electric bill. I would recommend it
1110715
Only the 12 volt versions of these generators are 12 volts. The vast majority, including this one, are only 6 volts, no matter what Rick J. Vigil says. He bought a 12 volt generator. Bottom line, you need to read what your generator says on it.
892984
Hi 3.4 Amps 1/10 hp 1100 R.P.M 120 VoltsHere is the link: http://www.lomanco.com/online-store#!/~/product/category=1513275&id;=6814548
2214181
I forget it's rating, but I think it was 1/2 hp at 120Vac, or approximately 11 amps resistive @120Vac.Bobby
521418
This is a 1/4 hp motor it does not have an amp rating on minehttp://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/electrical-motor-hp-amps-d_1455.htmlIt should be about 2-3 amps
838689
I found the answer in the Schneider Electric .pdf catalog. FSG series pressure switches are rated at 1.5 HP at 115 VAC.
925060
The following is taken directly from my manufactures owners manual in relation to fuel and this specific model. Required Gasoline: "Only use gasoline that meets the following requirements: + Unleaded Gasoline only, + Gasoline with a maximum of 10% ethanol added, + Gasoline with an 87 octane rating or higher. The best generator for the buck in my opinion.
1231993
not sure but I installed them in my 93 civic 4dr, it has an integra ls B18b1 engine swap and 280HP, these are holding up great!!! hope this helps :)
937519
Try Jack's small engines for engine parts: www.jackssmallengines.com/ For the electrical parts, try www.devilbissparts.com/devilbiss/generator/generators.htmlOn the Devilbiss site, you need to find the part number first and then paste that into the part number search box.
785846
Don't know the amps but I have used it with my Honda EU2000i generator with no problem. Might pull up The Poulan website.
500616
I dont remember. I ran heavier guage wires to them. They can take some watts