Amazon has 100' Southwire 12/3 SJTW Heavy Duty Extension Cord w/ Lighted End, Water Resistant Flexible Jacket (2549SWUSA1, Red/White/Blue) for $53.25. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has 100' Southwire 12/3 SJTW Heavy Duty Extension Cord w/ Lighted End, Water Resistant Flexible Jacket (2549SWUSA1, Red/White/Blue) for $53.25. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member Conserva for sharing this deal.
Our research indicates that this deal is $47.89 less (47% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $101.14 at the time of this posting.
This product is rated 4.8 out of 5 stars based on over 5,600 customer reviews.
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Model: Southwire 2549SWUSA1 100-Feet, Contractor Grade, 12/3 Extension Cord, With Lighted End; Red White And Blue, American Made Extension Cord, Indoor and Outdoor Use, Water Resistant Flexible Jacket
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Just because it's "usable" doesn't mean it's going to be as flexible as you want a cord to be... especially something you're moving around a lot with like a snowblower.
Mixed reviews but multiple reviews indicating it's stiff when cold e.g. "my shop isn't heated and this cord absolutely hates the cold", "Rugged, but definitely not flexible in cold weather" etc.
Not exactly. These aren't specifically 'cold weather' cords and will get pretty stiff in cold weather.
Definitely recommend a specific 'cold weather' cord for electric snowblower use. I've got a nice long 100ft one and it doesn't care if it's 70f or -10f, it just doesn't get stiff. Not really needed anymore though since I upgraded my snowblower to a gas-powered Toro.
Not exactly. These aren't specifically 'cold weather' cords and will get pretty stiff in cold weather.
Definitely recommend a specific 'cold weather' cord for electric snowblower use. I've got a nice long 100ft one and it doesn't care if it's 70f or -10f, it just doesn't get stiff. Not really needed anymore though since I upgraded my snowblower to a gas-powered Toro.
Thanks OP. This 100Ft cord is a perfect replacement for my beat up, twisted extension cord for the emergency generator. The length should be more than enough to run from the generator to the first floor appliances such as fridge, internet related items, etc.
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Wrong. Usable range 70 C to -20 C!
Just because it's "usable" doesn't mean it's going to be as flexible as you want a cord to be... especially something you're moving around a lot with like a snowblower.
Mixed reviews but multiple reviews indicating it's stiff when cold e.g. "my shop isn't heated and this cord absolutely hates the cold", "Rugged, but definitely not flexible in cold weather" etc.
Not exactly. These aren't specifically 'cold weather' cords and will get pretty stiff in cold weather.
Definitely recommend a specific 'cold weather' cord for electric snowblower use. I've got a nice long 100ft one and it doesn't care if it's 70f or -10f, it just doesn't get stiff. Not really needed anymore though since I upgraded my snowblower to a gas-powered Toro.
You're not wrong and it does get stiff a bit when it's about 15F out. For the price I'll bite. Thx for the feedback.
Just because it's "usable" doesn't mean it's going to be as flexible as you want a cord to be... especially something you're moving around a lot with like a snowblower.
Mixed reviews but multiple reviews indicating it's stiff when cold e.g. "my shop isn't heated and this cord absolutely hates the cold", "Rugged, but definitely not flexible in cold weather" etc.
Agreed. I have this exact cord and can be really stiff and difficult to wrap up in freezing temps.
Not exactly. These aren't specifically 'cold weather' cords and will get pretty stiff in cold weather. Definitely recommend a specific 'cold weather' cord for electric snowblower use. I've got a nice long 100ft one and it doesn't care if it's 70f or -10f, it just doesn't get stiff. Not really needed anymore though since I upgraded my snowblower to a gas-powered Toro.
You are right, the 12 gauge cord is very heavy. I used to have one 100 ft from Costco, but in the shield for many years. the 16 gauge is OK for most case.
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Mixed reviews but multiple reviews indicating it's stiff when cold e.g. "my shop isn't heated and this cord absolutely hates the cold", "Rugged, but definitely not flexible in cold weather" etc.
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12 gauge and 100 ft is pretty hefty. Should be good for up to 15 amps or so. Would be perfect for an electric snow thrower if you need that much cord.
Definitely recommend a specific 'cold weather' cord for electric snowblower use. I've got a nice long 100ft one and it doesn't care if it's 70f or -10f, it just doesn't get stiff. Not really needed anymore though since I upgraded my snowblower to a gas-powered Toro.
Definitely recommend a specific 'cold weather' cord for electric snowblower use. I've got a nice long 100ft one and it doesn't care if it's 70f or -10f, it just doesn't get stiff. Not really needed anymore though since I upgraded my snowblower to a gas-powered Toro.
Wrong. Usable range 70 C to -20 C!
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Mixed reviews but multiple reviews indicating it's stiff when cold e.g. "my shop isn't heated and this cord absolutely hates the cold", "Rugged, but definitely not flexible in cold weather" etc.
Definitely recommend a specific 'cold weather' cord for electric snowblower use. I've got a nice long 100ft one and it doesn't care if it's 70f or -10f, it just doesn't get stiff. Not really needed anymore though since I upgraded my snowblower to a gas-powered Toro.
Mixed reviews but multiple reviews indicating it's stiff when cold e.g. "my shop isn't heated and this cord absolutely hates the cold", "Rugged, but definitely not flexible in cold weather" etc.
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