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2hp on 20 amp circuit
I'm considering a Yorkcraft 8" jointer that comes with a 2hp motor that
would draw 22 full load amps at 110 volts. However all I have to run the jointer on is a 110v 20 amp circuit. I don't expect to use the jointer frequently. Am I out of luck? Steve |
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