Would this work with a cord that has snow or ice on it? Want to use for an electric snow blower cord.
1503289
It should as you bear down on the cord manually the pressure exerted should be able to overcome the slippery coating.
1503290
The Wonder Winder come with an extra mounting base so you can mount the extra base wherever you have an outlet. Its just like an extension cord reel but it winds up much easier and cleaner. I keep the Winder in my garage and the spare mount outside my storage shed. Electric snow blowing would work fine.
2009298
The cord is sometimes a hassle but if you hold it then fling it in the direction you want it to go it's not too bad. Bigger issue is when it gets caught up on snow/ice but does not happen too often. For the price it's great and I agree, the gas ones are pricey. We got about two feet this past week and it had no problem moving powder or wet snow. It doesn't like the heavy chunks of ice that the snowplow throws on the driveway but it'll still throw them, just takes it a bit. All in all I'm happy with it and it's great not smelling like unfiltered exhaust when you're done. Pretty quite too. Good luck!
1791641
No this cord will not work. It is magnetic but the prongs will not work. I was unable to find a cord that would fit and I gave up looking for one. Good luck on finding one.
1561322
I would like to believe so. It is an indoor/outdoor cord. Mind you there are cords specifically designed for cold weather temps. It's a judgement call really.
2207325
No, it does not. It did however dig us out of about 15 inches of snow last week. I used the 120 foot cord that we used for our corded lawnmower. I would try to find a cord that will not stiffen up in the cold. I'm not sure such a thing exists, but that would be the best for the job. The machine is not heavy and moves snow like you would not believe!
469823
I don't think it would work in winter when the temps are below freezing. I don't plan on using it in the cold months.
1609263
Jim can you provide a picture of the snowblower? I am unable to find one. This gear works in many snow blowers including Murray, Craftsman, Snowking, etc.
1251028
I am sorry I am not sure. I use it for an electric snow thrower as it was recommended.
98357
Yes. Without a doubt. I have a 15 amp electric snowblower. If you don't need 100ft. and just 50ft. You could use the 14 gauge wire.
479677
If you are just testing the blower just use a small extnsion cord to run blower.If you are going to try to use blower to move snow you should use heavy duty extension cord longest you have. Problem is cord will not be very flexible depending on how cold it is where you live. Try to follow up on where your cord is. Cord is very good in cold weather.
1647027
it gives it more power but you have to get a 15amp extension cord so you don't burn up the unit. The outdoor cord is the best . I handle all the 19/and 1/2 inches of snow with no problem. However I do recommend a support belt for your back because you have to push the unit, this will prevent any injury or unnecessary pain.
646289
I used a regular outdoor extension cord and it works fine. Did you try the bowl and the cord seperately to make sure they work? Remember it only keeps the water from freezing. It does NOT warm it up..
996812
Good question. It has enough power to blow a few leaves but not a pile. Try this: Use your hair dryer without heat and if that blows snow than it would work because it works better than a hair dryer!
2047574
Should work but has to be plugged in and you need to buy the liquid to make the snow
818770
Yes it can be used with an extension cord-I would recommend a 14 to 12 gauge wire cord and remember that the longer the cord the more the power of the deicer is reduced so the shorter the better.Dave
305833
Yes, It is not an electrical winder... and I live in AK. Flexibility of your cords would be the only Limiting factor. Now, it is a plastic bucket - so there is some risk of cracking the bucket if abused when too cold, but it is strong plastic - just like a regular 5 gallon buckets. Pretty tough.
2023220
I used mine for Christmas lights. I would not use kit for an electrical device such as a snow blower.