Is this generators is good for polisher and a vaccum cleaner 3/12hp?
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We have hooked ours up to leaf blowers, outdoor equipment, radios and a pop-up camper. Uses very little gas, it's quiet. Great generator !
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This is not for home vacuum cleaners, this is for comercial carpet and upholstery cleaning equipment. Hope this helps.
2090231
If we are talking about my backpack vacuum, the motor is 12 Amps. I have had the vacuum for a year or so and I am still very happy with it. Interesting thing, I found at least four different prices on what seemed to be the same machinePlenty powerful. Lots of suction. If you have lots of deeper rugs, a "power beater" vac may be a good supplement. I have 14 vacuums. (including a couple of shop-type vacs). This is my go to vac because it is so handy. It has a "beater type attachment, but obviously is not as strong as a belt driven one. Plenty powerful though..
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Honestly, I wouldn't use it with anything other than the max speed recommended (which is still half the speed of my 12v corded DA polisher that goes up to 6400rpm's). I tried this product with a drill similar to yours, and while it does work, it just takes a LOT more time and effort to get results. It does work on light scuffs and swirls, but anything more takes an incredible amount more effort than it should.
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Yes it will run saw's depends on the vacuum and drills.it's great generator
937542
Hi there, this handles all my powers tools and my 10A washing machine with no problem.But you must have good deep-cycle batteries.
1620454
Not sure, you'd have to look at the voltage of your vacuum and what the converter can handle.
873601
We currently use it on a professional carpet cleaning machine for up to 3 hrs. It is 16 hp, the original motor was 18 hp and it works great.
1362034
No. The WORX TriVac is actually a shredder/vac/blower. Since your papers are already shredded, what would make more sense would be a shop vac.
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I have only used it to blow debris and dust out of filters, etc., but I believe it would work. I have liked mine.
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Not recommend for this use. If you use water it really messes with the variable speed. Makita makes a nice electric polisher.
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it is an 11 amp motor. no hp rating is shown on the outside. hp is misleading as there is constant and peak hp. compare the amp pull to other machines. this unit's suction is adequate. with the floor attachment in place, it lifts an area rug off the floor. i use the brushes with the floor attachment to make area rug cleaning easy. all-in-all this a very good, but not perfect, machine. read my review for more info.
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No. This is a powerful vacuum that pulls pretty near 15 amps from a 110 volt circuit. I've never found any 12volt vacuum that does a good job. May I suggest a "wonder winder", a convenient way to store and rewind an extension cord?
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Depends on amount of air pressure you have going through it. Its a good clean up gun with an adjustable tip for flow, for most jobs it works good. But for that old caked on dried grease It will take longer to get it off, you can reuse same cleaner to save money
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Oh most definitely this will be ideal for that. Just read up the cleaning section of your manual well so you can have the machine to last for years. I Used mine last weekend to prime then paint an entire plywood roof.
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You need a very strong gas powered and electric powered compressor with a decent size tank 40Gal or more to run these polishers for any duration of time. I have 2 of these I use at a shop on commercial size compressor and I know they will eat up the most CFMs vs other shop tools
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Yes, but no.... The flexi crvice tool and the stiff bristle brush will work fine with it (I use them with mine) but the turbine tool wont work as the DC34 only generates 30 air watts of suction. I use the turbine with my DC65 and it works great but I did try it with my DC34 on max, it spun but as soon as it touched the surface that was being cleaned it stopped spinning. There is a specific tool set for the DC34 and it is cheaper than this, and includes more tools that are designed for the cordless vacuums. Dyson Handheld Tool Kit MO 913049-01 Yes, but no.... The flexi crvice tool and the stiff bristle brush will work fine with it (I use them with mine) but the turbine tool wont work as the DC34 only generates 30 air watts of suction. I use the turbine with my DC65 and it works great but I did try it with my DC34 on max, it spun but as soon as it touched the surface that was being cleaned it stopped spinning. There is a specific tool set for the DC34 and it is cheaper than this, and includes more tools that are designed for the cordless vacuums. Dyson Handheld Tool Kit MO... » Read More Yes, but no.... The flexi crvice tool and the stiff bristle brush will work fine with it (I use them with mine) but the turbine tool wont work as the DC34 only generates 30 air watts of suction. I use the turbine with my DC65 and it works great but I did try it with my DC34 on max, it spun but as soon as it touched the surface that was being cleaned it stopped spinning. There is a specific tool set for the DC34 and it is cheaper than this, and includes more tools that are designed for the cordless vacuums. Dyson Handheld Tool Kit MO 913049-01 « Show Less