what is the horsepower
644930
I believe it is 6. Snowiest February in Denver on record. This machine handled it. I have had it for 3 years, got it off Amazon. No brainer at whatever the price.
644931
The one I purchased is 205cc, they don't give HP, ID tag says,800 ft lbs torque. It handled 8" of snow, no problem. of course the neighborhood Kids come around now.....
599279
250-watts - I haven't had any drag on mine. The turbo button is great for a power boost, too.
1170581
Power supply input: 100 to 240 volts, 50 to 60Hz, 1.5 Amps; Output: 15 volts, 4 Amps. Horsepower and torque: 0.5 HP, 40 in-lbs, 300RPM. Comes with a 9-foot US power cord.
833891
I have a John Deere 20HP.To do a good job does not require much HP.You need a slow speed so the tynes can do a good job getting the packed thach
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).
1937832
I believe it is at least 5hp, but it runs like more. It is very strong for a 22 ton splitter and runs great. He will really like it.
516404
I am not an expert but I do have an above average understanding of engines and power. Ultimately an engine can only create so much horsepower based on the size of the engine. If you have seen a dramatic loss of horsepower which was not a problem before then you are better off spending your money on a proper engine diagnostic by a mechanic. This product, in my humble opinion, will not achieve the desired results you are looking for.
2423
I wanna say it's a 3/4 horse but I didn't keep the box so I don't truly know the horsepower
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.
356856
Hi Brian! If my calculations are correct... I am calculating about 1/10 HP. This was derived from the following: The manufacturer states on their website that the output of the motor at 50 RPM is 8.5 lb-ft of torque. The equation for rotational torque-horsepower relationship is HP= torque (in lb-ft) times Speed (in RPM) all divided by 5252. HP=(torque x rpm)/5252= .081 HP. I am pretty much certain this is correct. If not, please all chime in and let me know! Thanks!
195259
I've heard that 2-3 continuous horsepower is needed especially if you're going to be using the treadmill for extended period of time at low (walking speeds). It is actually more taxing on the motor when you are going slowly, unless you are walking at an incline.
1419413
I ordered it for a friend who owns a 42' sailboat. The engine is a 55 horsepower, Westerbeke....diesel. I'm afraid I don't know more than that.
752565
Dwight,There is no horsepower rating on the motor itself, however, based on other "true" rated motors I have in my shop, I would say its a 3/4 hp. As for the wheels, I haven't had to replace them yet but I can tell you that the shaft size is huge so you really have to watch where you get them from. I bought a Dewalt wire wheel thinking it was going to fit ( 5/8" shaft) and it wasn't even close. I believe Ebay has the grinding wheels but just make sure the mounting hole diameter is the same. By the way this is the best grinder I have ever owned.Hope this helps Dwight,There is no horsepower rating on the motor itself, however, based on other "true" rated motors I have in my shop, I would say its a 3/4 hp. As for the wheels, I haven't had to replace them yet but I can tell you that the shaft size is huge so you really have to watch where you get them from. I bought a Dewalt wire wheel thinking it was going to fit ( 5/8" shaft) and it wasn't even close. I believe Ebay has the grinding wheels but just make sure the mounting hole diameter is the same. By the way this is the best grinder I have ever owned.Hope... » Read More Dwight,There is no horsepower rating on the motor itself, however, based on other "true" rated motors I have in my shop, I would say its a 3/4 hp. As for the wheels, I haven't had to replace them yet but I can tell you that the shaft size is huge so you really have to watch where you get them from. I bought a Dewalt wire wheel thinking it was going to fit ( 5/8" shaft) and it wasn't even close. I believe Ebay has the grinding wheels but just make sure the mounting hole diameter is the same. By the way this is the best grinder I have ever owned.Hope this helps « Show Less
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I think it was a 1/2 hp. What I do remember about it was when I first got the lathe, it wouldn't work. The motor was froze up. I had to break it out of the housing and spin it by hand every time I started the damn thing for about the first 10 times I used it. Now it works fine.
778734
Volts x amps = watts. 745 watts = 1 HP. So 120 x 15 = 1,800 / 745 = 2.4 HP.
294600
Every tool manufacturer has found a way to exaggerate their power ratings in order to make their products more marketable. Those 120v shop vacs that are claiming an output of 6.5 HP is case in point. They get away with it by calling it "peak" horsepower. I believe they calculate peak HP by factoring in the start up amps that it takes to get the motor going, not the running amps. Startup amps can be 3 to 4 times the normal running amps. Yes, startup amps only surge for a second or two at most, but again it's a marketing ploy.
1251445
HP is mostly gained by adding extra fuel/timing. If you are past the HP the stock air filter can support there will be larger increases. Typically most people see about 5-10HP from an aftermarket intake and it makes the truck sound meaner.