What's the Horse Power for this saw?
947539
This is an electric chainsaw and so hp doesn't apply. As far as amps it runs on 14 amps. Only concern with electric saws is if extension cord is use it should be of proper length and guage. I burned up one motor with undersized cord but since using proper cord have had no problems. HP is associated with gas chainsaws.
947540
Not sure of HP, but the amps is 14.5 and this high amp rating is what is wanted on a hand tool. Have used my saw a lot and it doesn't bog-down nor peter-out...great electric saw and worth the extra dollar.
947541
Well, power (P) = current (I)*voltage (v). So 14.5Amps * 120v = 1470wats, which is roughly 2.3 horsepower. I depends on if you are using 110, 115, or 120 volt power though.
1217389
Not quite sure if you're using a power tool or hand saw? But, either way - llke most jobs using saw horses. They are used to lay your material on - you'll need your free hand to stabilize the lumber
97499
Depends on the pitch of your current chain if it's 3/8 or.325 . Itis stamped on your current bar close to where it is bolted to the saw
901027
MattThis a good value piece of equipment. Sufficient power. Might consider upgrading the blade to a cut a finer cut. Also I tweaked my saw following the advice in this video on you tube and it made a significant difference. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqqcmC5UY5E
636831
the saw is about 1 lb. it's a reasonable weight. i replaced a 15 year old black and decker jigsaw with this one. it cuts great. i use it on plywood, 2x4's, etc. it cuts much better than the older saw. i'm very pleased with this saw.
741072
as far as i know there is now larger battery for this saw you'd have to go to a 120 volt corded saw
1953758
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.
44364
I don't know, the saw is very strong, but let me tell you, be aware of the company they don't have de rapair shop.
1503409
I guess it would depend on the thickness of the metal that you are cutting and the quality of the blade. So far I have no complaints about the saw. I have used it on metal (1/4 thick) but mostly wood items. I suggest that you get a spare battery with it.
1806818
Approximately 10 pounds. Move the handle foreword about 6-8 inches from recommended set point. This balances the machine and it will handle very much like a conventional chain saw. Otherwise you will quickly become tired.
286743
The saw is capable and has plenty of power, depending on you putting the correct blade on it, it will do fine, assuming that you are not cutting 1" hard steal.
2031478
Depends on the starting current draw of the saw's motor, but I suspect the motor might blow the fuse on the controller which is 15 amps. The startup current of the saw may be more than that.
785845
I'm sorry I cannot answer that question. the saw was far too heavy for me to lift, so I returned it.
82289
I have no earthly idea. I have only needed to use it once and my rip fence and saw blade have been dead square ever since. Sorry :(
2163221
I own a battery-powered model (with no extension arm) that weighs 12 lbs. I am a man of 87, and I find the saw does everything I ask of it easily and safely. I especially like its ability to slice up branches once they are on the ground.
573756
Not sure about the horse power. Plenty of power. There is only one inflow. You could connect two with a branched tube I suppose. My original one burned out quickly, but they were really good about replacing it. Good cheap vacuum. I use it for grinding plaster.
1120589
It's 2 hp and let me tell you how good it is. I found out about this saw from a older friend who is an electrician. He said it worked very good especially lighter weight and not having to deal with mix fuels/oils and such. So I bought one. I have been cutting huge 18-20" timber and it just keeps up as well as my Poulan or my Sthil. Just make sure your chain is tight and you keep the chain oiler filled.