Do you know which cord size this blower needs. Thanks
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'.
325797
Hi, not sure what you mean. I use an outside electrical extension cord. I got 100 foot, which is good for taking around property without having to switch top alternate outdoor outlet.
325798
I use a regular 13amp low temp for flexibility 100' extension cord although a 15amp rated cord would be a better choice.
325799
The manual states you should only use an extension cord rated for outdoor use ... but does not mention gauge. The Home Depot website offers a buyers guide for extension cords. Basically you want to ensure the most power getting to the blower and not being consumed by the cord so there are two factors, wire gauge and length. The bigger the wire and the shorter the cord the lower the resistance so for 12 Amps using a 100 ft cord you should use at least a 14 gauge cord or larger. If you are interested in the larger 18 Amp blower you would need a 10 gauge. It's best to reference an extension cord buyers guide to determine what size cord will best meet your needs for the length of cord you will need.
325800
The manual states you should only use an extension cord rated for outdoor use ... but does not mention gauge. The Home Depot website offers a buyers guide for extension cords. Basically you want to ensure the most power getting to the blower and not being consumed by the cord so there are two factors, wire gauge and length. The bigger the wire and the shorter the cord the lower the resistance so for 12 Amps using a 100 ft cord you should use at least a 14 gauge cord or larger. If you are interested in the larger 18 Amp blower you would need a 10 gauge. It's best to reference an extension cord buyers guide to determine what size cord will best meet your needs for the length of cord you will need. The manual states you should only use an extension cord rated for outdoor use ... but does not mention gauge. The Home Depot website offers a buyers guide for extension cords. Basically you want to ensure the most power getting to the blower and not being consumed by the cord so there are two factors, wire gauge and length. The bigger the wire and the shorter the cord the lower the resistance so for 12 Amps using a 100 ft cord you should use at least a 14 gauge cord or larger. If you are interested in the larger 18 Amp blower you would need a 10 gauge. It's best to reference an extension... » Read More The manual states you should only use an extension cord rated for outdoor use ... but does not mention gauge. The Home Depot website offers a buyers guide for extension cords. Basically you want to ensure the most power getting to the blower and not being consumed by the cord so there are two factors, wire gauge and length. The bigger the wire and the shorter the cord the lower the resistance so for 12 Amps using a 100 ft cord you should use at least a 14 gauge cord or larger. If you are interested in the larger 18 Amp blower you would need a 10 gauge. It's best to reference an extension cord buyers guide to determine what size cord will best meet your needs for the length of cord you will need. « Show Less
708608
I cross checked the part number on the blower with the one they have listed.it worked very well on mine.more power than before.
75291
I see there isn't great info for what this fits. I found my info for the cord. it says it will fit: 200,200W,205,205W,215T,250,250W,255,255W,260,260W,265T,265W,265WT,270,275T,300,310,350,360,370,500,510,550 Hope this will help everyone.
224991
The cord is a two prong plug, but it is not a standard size. It is the larger, brick style plug.
899797
Pretty certain it turns CW. Product is 9 X 9 X 6. Don't know diameter of blower wheel.
1486314
I used 2 x 100 ft. power cords, one I ordered when I bought this tiller: Coleman Cable 02309 16/3 Vinyl Outdoor Extension Cord, Orange, 100-Feet 16-gaugeI had had a 12-gauge extension cord already and used both together- no problem.
1813396
I can't find the item number you have on anything I can find. My pot has an item number of 134-JA on the bottom. But, I do believe this cord will fit any plug that requires only two prongs. My pot is a few years old. Hope this helps.
714154
I used a 100 ft heavy cord..............but frankly the mower sucks. It's very light weight, doesn't cut well and unless you have very flat ground and grass that isn't thick you're wasting your money. I sent mine back within two days of trying it.
2130542
you should be ok, but it is a single plug at the end, I bought a short same(as the extension cord) rated multi plug cord at homedepot. you can mostly find the extension here at http://amazon.com.I have a aircompresser hooked to this arrangement and use other power tools too.
914444
6a supply should be sufficient for the blower. You'll need to remove the adapter end and connect the positive and negative wires directly to the blower.
1812825
This is from the manual which you can get from the WORX website: "Use the extension cord to be a type acceptable for outdoor use, for example - SJTW, and the size should be 14AWG or larger."
854602
I just received the Toro 1800 and purchased Coleman 14/3 100 ft cord with it. The cord fits just fine as the space around the socket is quite generous. I now realized however that the manual suggests a 16 guage cord up to 100 feet. Plus only two conductors are needed (two prong plug). Not sure if the generic 16/2's will stay flexible in the cold though. They sure are less expensive.
1620647
The blower has a 6 inch cord and it is AC powered and very powerful. Hope this answers your question
1336084
Not sure of the exact size but its the smaller of the two standard Spark Plug sizes.
1707479
Right now Amazon lists which it fits, but the Amazon description is old and there are indeed other models that it fits, that is why you need to go to the Toro website to check. Get your model and serial number off the little tag which is permanently attached to your blower. Go to the Toro website and key in both numbers there and it will list the model numbers, if it is 108-8994 then this will fit.
2381
No!!!! Try a champion RCJ6Y gapped at .25. This is the correct plug. The plug you asked about is much longer, runs extremely hot. Totally wrong plug for your Blower motor?? Good luck.
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.