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Post #149722189 added 09-16-2021 9:16 PM by djdumbbii in Deal Talk
Has anyone received their orders? I ordered the day this deal was posted. Received my order of the cords today via FedEx.
Post #149677855 added 09-15-2021 4:46 AM by PurpleFruit143 in Deal Talk
Not on sale. $27 now.
Post #149566081 added 09-09-2021 3:52 AM by psyctto in Deal Talk
if used within the manufacturers specifications, he's correct... there is no safety issue. you used a cord beyond it's manufacturer specifications, you caused the safety issue. his other comment...
Post #149565964 added 09-09-2021 3:29 AM by Spook52 in Deal Talk
Same discussion every time a long 16 gauge extension cord comes up! Good to educate the newbies!
Post #149565754 added 09-09-2021 2:22 AM by megazone23 in Deal Talk
Not really. I used an 16/3 50'ft (which I thought 14/3) extension cord for my 15A pressure washer and the cord got so hot that the jacket becomes soft like going to melt. It could be fire hazard if...
Post #149565601 added 09-09-2021 1:40 AM by hrmitcrb in Deal Talk
Wire gauge, amps, usage -- all explained. Best Extension Cords for Any Situation
Post #149562931 added 09-08-2021 7:45 PM by rickyb0bby in Deal Talk
Southwire... is typically American made and good quality stuff. Just note that this is 16 gauge and somewhat light duty.
Post #149562667 added 09-08-2021 7:26 PM by jpt123 in Deal Talk
It depends on what you want to use it for. I have one from HDX, which was a replacement for similar one and use it for 9amp chainsaw with no issues at all. As long as you are below its rating of...
Post #149561770 added 09-08-2021 6:33 PM by TodayOnly in Deal Talk
i need to run power out to the far part of the back yard for a security camera and led flood light. this cord will do for now.
Post #149560993 added 09-08-2021 5:38 PM by speed_demon in Deal Talk
If you want to draw more than 10amps you need to daisy chain two of these together.
Post #149560840 added 09-08-2021 5:26 PM by MaroonStep994 in Deal Talk
The mains lines supplying the outlet aren't 10 gauge, and are likely 14, possibly 16. 14 is definitely safer, especially for something like an extension cord that will be flexed and pulled around,...
Post #149559175 added 09-08-2021 3:42 PM by psyctto in Deal Talk
again... that's on you (and them), not the product. educate yourself and those around you, don't just blindly blanket with the expensive option when it's not needed.
Post #149559112 added 09-08-2021 3:40 PM by vo_danh in Deal Talk
Which is clearly stated in my comment. People use what they have on hand and run into issues and not realize why. Sometimes you pick up a cord and don't know the exact length and gauge. Most people...
Post #149559109 added 09-08-2021 3:40 PM by psyctto in Deal Talk
so you're telling people to buy no smaller than a 12Ga cord to run a couple strings of LED Christmas lights in a tree in front of their house? ?? are you serious I don't understand what you guys...
Post #149558929 added 09-08-2021 3:28 PM by psyctto in Deal Talk
you're using the wrong tool for the job bro... using a 10A cord for your more than likely 15A table saw. that's on you, not the product. specs are there for a reason.
Post #149558827 added 09-08-2021 3:24 PM by psyctto in Deal Talk
Yup. 16Ga, 30 strand. with you're current draws, you're more than fine.
Post #149558752 added 09-08-2021 3:20 PM by laidbackinNC in Deal Talk
I'll admit that I'm one of the naive schmucks that bought a 100' cord about 20 years ago at kmart for about $8 I think. I've not given it much thought in that time whether it's big enough for what...
Post #149558569 added 09-08-2021 3:08 PM by IncompletePerfect in Deal Talk
True! It's amazing how people think they're getting a good deal when it's a cheap, small gauge extension cord. 100ft should be 12g , no smaller. Because this would darn near melt if used for...
Post #149557960 added 09-08-2021 2:27 PM by matdave in Deal Talk
FYI, Southwire is a decent brand and they appear to have some other cords on sale other than this junk one. Seeing some decent prices, of course I _just_ bought one last month for way more.
Post #149557855 added 09-08-2021 2:18 PM by vo_danh in Deal Talk
Thin cord like this failed to start up my air compressor and trips on my table saw. Yes get something thicker for long runs. Heavy but worth it if you are using higher draw equipment.
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