Time limited deal. Significant discount. Pickup is free and you get it for $20. Shipping costs a little over six bucks. Sixteen gauge wire should be good for 10 amps total.
Nice item. Several desirable features.
Time limited deal. Significant discount. Pickup is free and you get it for $20. Shipping costs a little over six bucks. Sixteen gauge wire should be good for 10 amps total.
Nice item. Several desirable features.
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Alternatives at Amazon (free shipping with prime):
Save $5 by going 5 feet shorter:
Same price, 5 feet shorter, but adds 2 usb ports (2.1a fast charge)
And here I was thinking that 25ft was already pushing the lower limit of being useful…
At 20 and 25 feet, they are definitely more geared to indoor usage. I have 1 outlet in my garage, so when I want to work with stuff in the middle of the garage, 20-25 feet would be enough. But if I want to do something in my driveway, I definitely need 50 feet.
The rewind ‘handle’ on both models looks like it’s going to be a pain to use.
Project Farm just did some extensive testing on extension cords: Best Extension Cord? Flexzilla, US Wire, Yellow Jacket, Southwire, Husky, Woods, Bergen Industries - YouTube
If you want to buy a new tool… it’s worth spending the time and watching his tests.
Regardless of what brand you get, think of the weight of it at the end of day. Well insulated 12/3 starts getting noticable after 25’ … at least for older folks … which I will be some day.
The same is true of water hose after 50’.