will it hold 100 feet of 10-3 cord
182721
It holds 100' ft of 12-3 with a little room to spare but not much. I'd buy the next size up to be sure
325796
The top of the box specifies that a 14 gauge cord can be used up to 100', and that a 12 gauge cord should be used up to 150'.
472366
Actually, 100' of 12 gauge (OUTDOOR!) extension cord can safely carry 12 A at 120VAC. So if you have a single 75' 12-gauge 3-wire outdoor extension cord (75' is rare in the US), it would handle it, even as it gets older. But for legal (and safety) reasons I have to tell you not to mix two cords together (say, a 50' and a 25'). I actually use a 100' 12-gauge for up to about 15-Amps, but for something that is intermittent - like an electric weed-eater. But I checked the numbers and 12-gauge constant is fine for the 12-Amps that this blower should draw.
1240675
I am not sure exactly. It holds a 100 foot hose easily. Could probably double that.
2200395
No, it will not. It might let you go 100. Just remember this thing is huge. Like 10 inches or so. Not easy to use in some applications.
1762022
yes vic, it can hold the 100 feet of hose quite comfortably. as i'm reeling in the hose, I guide the hose back and forth in order to get an even displacement throughout the reel. george
1616640
Not sure. I used this as a junction box for a pool filter extension cord. It is well made and probably can do what you are describing.
1240100
Yes, I believe it will. You will appreciate the longer cord, which gives you more option in using this product.
930288
I have a hundred feet and it works well...you just another person helping to straighten the cable as it gets twisted as you go forward.
2047686
I have a 100' hose on mine and it could hold more, I seem to recall the specs said 150'
1027819
Not sure I can answer the question directly. I use mine for a 15 amp snow blower. I've had no problems with the 100' cord.
595684
I am sure you can with an adapter but I would highly recommend you purchase a 100' cord.
1369223
If you have an Anchormate, it will hold 100 ft 0f 3/16" nylon braided rope. Look up information on www.worthco.com. Good luck.
821210
Purchase a 25 ft, 10 or 12 gauge ext cord and you will be fine. Dont plug in any other devices in that socket.
2047685
I have 100' on mine, as well, and it could hold more. This has been an awesome purchase. Every time I use it I think about all of the other hose reels we had but didn't use. This is a great hose reel!!! It makes winding the hose nearly effortless!
1061579
That's not a function of this product, it's a function of the cord's wire gauge. Google it. FWIW I went with a 50' 12ga to ensure maximum voltage, and have no complaints, but 100' should work fine too.
837493
Absolutely not. This item is rated at 13A as its maximum capacity, but that applies only for short periods. Carrying such a load for 20+ minutes would overheat the cord, shortening its life and possibly causing insulation to soften, risking an internal short-circuit. Furthermore, with only a 50 ft. length, you'd be tempted to add on a second extension cord, which makes the overheating problem even worse. For 50 ft., you need 14 gauge (14/3); for 100 ft., you need 12 gauge (12/3); 200 ft. => 10 gauge; and so on.