will this start my electric start snow blower?
1659423
Probably not , it's not that it could not provide the continuous voltage but the start up of the electric snow blower would probably trip the built in 20 amp fault protection, not knowing what your electric snow blower is rated at amp draw, it should be noted in your operation manual what the ampere is there is another Tripp Lite portable which has a higher amp rating Tripp Lite PV375 Portable Auto Inverter 375W 12V DC to AC 120V 5-15R 2 Outlet this is rated at 40 amp Hope this answers your question
1659424
Personally, I doubt it. An electric motor will need nearly twice the rated power that it shows is required just to start it. Once started, it will require less. This is true for all electric powered devices. Please look at the information plate on your blower and see the electrical requirement it needs. I do believe you will need MUCH more than this little 150 watt unit.
1659425
I Have the 375 watt tripp lite and the answer is still no. Your electric snowblower is 120 volt and most likely at least 12 amps at that voltage so 12 times 120 = 1440 watts minimum now if your snowblower is higher than 12 amps then the wattage would be higher. You would need it plugged into your home or plugged into a generator of at least 2000 watts maybe more.
1659426
I'm no Tesla but I would have to say no. get something with a higher rating, more watts.
1659427
This 75 watt inverter is too small to power a 120v starter for a snow blower. Assuming the blower is 8HP, the required current draw from the 120v line would be in the order of 13-14 amps or 1700 watts. Assuming the inverter is 80% efficient, and you were to use your car battery to supply this inverter, the current draw from the battery would be on the order of 180 amps, almost the same current required to start you car.
424735
You have to push the clear button on the rear of the snow blower to turn on the light. It is a push on/push off type button. It is mentioned in the instructions. I've only used the light once, but it works.
829859
No electric starter. That would make it heavier to push. Mine starts usually on the first pull.
692186
Actually, yes. Although it has an electric start, the design of the plug housing is such that I could not get a plug to fit. I was surprised, and pleased, when I was able to start the machine with one pull. Maker certain you have all the valves open and the cylinder primed and you should not have a problem.
172600
It should I have ran a 1500 watt heater to test mine. I can not say for sure since I do not have a electric mower, but it has ran stuff my modified sine waves would not start.
1146110
I am assuming you want to use the raw DC from the full wave bridge rectifier. If there is a battery on the Snow Blower it should be fine. If it flickers just add a capacitor on after the filter and it should work fine.These are very bright lights. I have one on the front of my boat and it it good for at least 100 feet.
1817607
John, I have used a 100 ft 14/3 extension cord for weed wacker, hedge clipper and leaf blower but never snow blower except to start it up. I'm sure you will find a proper answer from another good "Sam". Sorry
834235
Yes, as long as it is electric start - otherwise there is another kit that includes a battery.Thanks.Ginger
2158303
Yes it can start a refrigerator or furnace blower (depends on HP of blower) I use it for two pumps on hot water furnace but they have low hp and have used it on the refrigerator. The length of time depends on battery strength more than surge. If not sure check your breaker this unit will handle abut 25 amps. watts/ 120 equals amps. So if breaker is a 20 amp it should handle it.
1099463
Couldn't tell you but using it with the generator it's meant to start and using the built in trickle charger I never had a problem starting the generator.
1853662
not electric start. Must prime the fuel bulb (e.g. think standard lawn mower) before pulling the start cord.
1084509
No. But I installed the electric starter from the blown motor I was replacing and it works great.
1302089
Sorry, but I do not know the answer. If it were to be for your model of snowblower, I would think the specifications listed would clearly show your model number, or I would be reluctant to order it.
2123210
I don't know why not, but I do know that you should never try to start the motor with the heater still pluged in. It's in the fine print of the instructions. Thats's how I ruined the last heater.
1916419
Yes, but you have remove the factory connector and splice in the new connector that comes with it. Fixed my problem that I had with the blower not turning off.
2146794
Should if your old starter has a steel gear and not a plastic gear on it. You May have a plug in issue I don't know. If that's the case I would just cut it off. This starter just has a stud and nut to connect your wires. Hope it helps!
755192
there are many engines that this starter works on. I cant say about your application. mine was for a 1966 snow blower with a H50 Tecumseh engine known as a snow king. there is a long list of all the engines it fits, good luck ,Mark