Vera Tools via Amazon has 50-Ft Southwire Outdoor Heavy Duty SJTW 12-Gauge/3-Prong Extension Cord (Yellow; 2588) on sale for $27.67. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Vera Tools via Amazon has 50-Ft Southwire Outdoor Heavy Duty SJTW 12-Gauge/3-Prong Extension Cord (Yellow; 2588) on sale for $27.67. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Community Member USMCR for finding this deal
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The price listed is for a Southwire 16/3 Insulated Outdoor Extension Cord with Lighted End; 50-Foot, 1288 description; the link takes you to a 12 gauge cord.
Still shows up for $27.67 for me, make sure you all check "other sellers", sometimes it defaults to something higher priced ... I have 100 ft version of this that I got back in 2023 and used for generator ... worked great.
Still shows up for $27.67 for me, make sure you all check "other sellers", sometimes it defaults to something higher priced ... I have 100 ft version of this that I got back in 2023 and used for generator ... worked great.
Worked? What happened? Or is it still working great?
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SJTW stands for: "hard service cord"
S is stranded service flexible cable,
J is junior (300v operation),
T is thermoplastic/vinyl jacket, and
W is weather/outdoor wet approved.
The only thing this is missing is oil resistant which would be SJTOW, which would make a cable better for oily environments.
12 gauge will handle a 20 amp service and more powerful tools.
Isn't 12 AWG supposed to handle up to 20A?
Isn't 12 AWG supposed to handle up to 20A?
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Isn't 12 AWG supposed to handle up to 20A?
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