After 2 years my treadmill turned in to a lemon and the store is replacing.
I have a choice between 2 new ones and the only difference is the motor.
One is "2.75 hp max develop" and the other is "1.75 hp continuous duty."
Which is better for more natural running?
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Replacing Treadmill
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Nick Coals said:
After 2 years my treadmill turned in to a lemon and the store is replacing.
I have a choice between 2 new ones and the only difference is the motor.
One is "2.75 hp max develop" and the other is "1.75 hp continuous duty."
Which is better for more natural running?I have no idea what the differance between continuous duty and max
develop is, sounds to me like one or both of them is just a term to
throw you off. Sort of like the cheapo stereos had in the old days (ie
100 W IPP) which meant instanteous peak power and was no way related to
the audio power. I'd take a look at the Amperage each one draws,
generally with an electric motor more amps means more power.Eric
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