Can anyone tell me the HP on the saw?
778733
I'm sorry, I looked on the tag on the saw and it only gives volts and amps. I can tell you that it runs side by side with my Skil worm drive and I have no regrets in making its purchase
778734
Volts x amps = watts. 745 watts = 1 HP. So 120 x 15 = 1,800 / 745 = 2.4 HP.
995458
65 sounds about right. Its a great saw. Would thoroughly recommend it. It is big though
943447
The saw has not been out but about 6-7 years...I've had mine less than two years...sorry, I can't answer your question.
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.
1000251
Been a lil while since I've used it but I can't recall a lot of vibration when using saw
822870
The saw come prewired at 115v. The motor voltage is rated at 115/230 volts.
307315
Depends on the HP of your saw. The dust col. is 1HP and my Delta 10" saw is 1.5HP. A HP is 746 watts (single phase) so 746Wx2.5HP=1865 Watts divided by 120 Volts = 15.54 Amps. As long as you don't start them at the same time and your breaker is in good shape (they do degrade over time), You should be OK on a 20A circuit.
1953761
The only info on the outside of the unit says 15a and 4hp max. No bearing issues yet. Two biggest complaints are 1. the cross cut guide has too much play and must be shimmed to make consistant cuts and 2. the arbor is too short to allow the use of an adjustable dado.e
1233995
I would check your owner manual or "Google" the saw number to make sure, but I don't think you'll have a problem.
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.
294601
Not sure how they calculate the HP, this might be a question for Makita. I get 2.41HP when calculating based on 120V and 15A. (Php=(eff*UI/1000)/0.746). It could be 3.25HP if the motor was 135% efficient!
1634827
Not sure at what rpm your saw operates. I used the blade with my Dewalt DW705 mitre saw which operates at about 4k rpm. The blade made very smooth cuts in a number of different AL extrusions. I buy it again.
1373445
No idea, sorry. My saw works fine and have had no issues with it. I would call Poulan direct and get list of area shops who would be able to work on your saw. Good luck!
1335392
I just looked at the product. The plack on the side does say 1/2 hp. The motor inside is about 3" (give or take) in diameter and aboun 4" to 5" long. I could not easily see any markings on it. I can say that it has worked well for my needs and I dont hear it being taxed with the 3/4 to 1 1/2" stock wood I have been using it for.
484797
I do not know about the saw. I use it for a hedge trimmer and a leaf blower.
1884877
I can't answer this but can only speculate. I understand manufacturing flaws but I think most users are not reading the book and properly setting up the saw the first time. I've used mine multiple times and have never had a problem. I love it!
256827
I don't know. It's a good solid saw, though. I used it to make all the cut for a front end load I built and it work very well. Miter is accurate and it cuts very nicely. I did run though two blades, but I have no complaints at all about the quality or functionality of the saw.