Can it be used manually, with a crank, like a standard scissor jack, if the electricity is not available?
1659688
I get the scissor jack,yes but I has to fix because Item coming defective,but no problem.Thanks
1659689
No. There is a small plastic crank that can be inserted into the gear box after removing a small cover, but it is intended only for lowering the jack in the event of some failure while the jack is raised and under load. This is obviously not going to be something pleasurable, as it will surely require a very large number of turns to make a very small downward movement of the jack and it would be much worse trying to go upward, if not impossible.
2176698
Yes-The chuck locks up when not powered, you can turn the whole body like a manual screw driver.
1420896
That wouldn't be a hassle; it would be a major benefit. You could have an extra battery, so you could charge one while using the other. Now, the tool is useless while you wait for it to recharge.
55811
It has internal battery that can be charged manually by the crank, solar, or by electricity. It needs an ac adapter that is not supplied but easily available. The internal battery cannot be removed as far as I can tell.
116426
No this trimmer works off of 120volts and requires the use of an extension cord connected to your home or generator.
62557
I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I do know that an electric knife usually works best when cutting foam.
1602953
Yes, you would need an electrical switch or a pressure switch to make it work correctly.
747569
It does work manually if needed. Just a regular plug - not sure of the voltage...
1276395
If you don't have a power outlet, Yes.. You would need to run an extension cord... however, by calling a licensed electrician, install an outlet, it would be ideal... that's what I did... cost me $50. bucks...
1539845
Yes, however magic jack also requires internet and electricity to work. For most scenarios, magic jack should be fine.
162639
I think so. It's not battery powered, it needs to be plugged in. So it shouldn't run out of juice in the middle of your project. If you're worried about the motor burning out for such a big project, I would seriously doubt that. Use a coarse-grit sanding belt and it will take less work from the motor. My carpenter friend has had his sander (same brand/model) for years and it's still going strong.
201318
Yes !but actually what you would do it's simply don't connect it, but to turn it on and off you would have to cut the power to the outlet used to plug it !
395919
You use an electric drill. It works better with a corded drill. A cordless battery goes dead too soon.
796051
Yes. It has a battery and I have used it both ways which is the reason I bought it. If I need to use it without electricity I can just as well.
1817008
You can use it while cord plugged in. Its not designed to have the battery removed by regular consumers. But it is possible if you have the proper tools and the battery.
1799829
While I was researching electric jacks I saw this mentioned several times. I just ran a ground wire directly to the battery. No problems.
1284627
Yes, depending on the pressure in the line. You can't manually operate the switch, it's automatic.