Ok has anyone else been getting annoyed at the descriptions of new snowblowers with the size engines in CC's!!!!??? I have no idea what 205cc's or 249cc's etc. are!!!! I have a 7hp blower. How many CC's is that? We definately need an equation chart in here to figure out engine size!!!!!
Nice I have roughly 17 cu inch motor or 277ish CCs!!! It still irritates me that they can't just spit it out on their descriptions from the get go though!!!
L heads are basically Flat heads from what I see!!! It's like the first Ford V8 but they are pretty bulletproof from what I see on here and experience first hand with my 37 year old beast!
I did see this one conversion system on another site, it looks like this:
TORQUE VS. HORSEPOWER
TORQUE X ENGINE SPEED = HORSEPOWER 5252
example: 12Ft.Lbs x 3400 rpms=7.7 Horsepower 5252 Remember, you'll have to determine at what rpm range your engine was rated, usually it is 3400 rpm tops.
QuickRick
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