Liberty 331 1/2 hp. What is the max length of extension cord I can use with the liberty 331 and max suction garden hose
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This pump can possibly collapse a garden hose - I suggest using a rigid style hose. I cant say the max footage to use on the suction line. I'd say you can use up to 100' of extension cord, the pump doesn't seem to draw much power.
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In the past I've used L P service facility to make special hoses I would say you could get a longer hose however it's probably not an off the shelf item. Can't never did anything.
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The cord is only about 4-5 ft. If you have a outlet in that range you would be fine. My garage outlet is in the middle of the side wall so I have a 9' heavy duty extension cord added. Mine vac is mounted on the wall just outside the door going in from the garage to my back hall. Be sure to get the 50' hose so you can reach the cars in the driveway which is easier than dragging the hose while the car is in the garage. The hose is very light and hangs neatly on the wall hook. I have a one car garage and a Rav 4 so it's a little tight. I just cleaned my garage after the messy winter in Massachusetts. It's great to get into the corners, under shelves, picking up the sand!!! Hope this helps. The cord is only about 4-5 ft. If you have a outlet in that range you would be fine. My garage outlet is in the middle of the side wall so I have a 9' heavy duty extension cord added. Mine vac is mounted on the wall just outside the door going in from the garage to my back hall. Be sure to get the 50' hose so you can reach the cars in the driveway which is easier than dragging the hose while the car is in the garage. The hose is very light and hangs neatly on the wall hook. I have a one car garage and a Rav 4 so it's a little tight. I just cleaned my garage after the messy winter in... » Read More The cord is only about 4-5 ft. If you have a outlet in that range you would be fine. My garage outlet is in the middle of the side wall so I have a 9' heavy duty extension cord added. Mine vac is mounted on the wall just outside the door going in from the garage to my back hall. Be sure to get the 50' hose so you can reach the cars in the driveway which is easier than dragging the hose while the car is in the garage. The hose is very light and hangs neatly on the wall hook. I have a one car garage and a Rav 4 so it's a little tight. I just cleaned my garage after the messy winter in Massachusetts. It's great to get into the corners, under shelves, picking up the sand!!! Hope this helps. « Show Less
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When you search for the hose make sure it say "Button Lock". Here is a Amazon ASIN number for one of them B000GJER5O. If you put that number in the search bar it should bring it up. This one is 35 ft but there might be some 30 ft button locks also. I hope this helps. Vacuum Cleaner Market
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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
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John, I have used a 100 ft 14/3 extension cord for weed wacker, hedge clipper and leaf blower but never snow blower except to start it up. I'm sure you will find a proper answer from another good "Sam". Sorry
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The cord is only about 4-5 ft. If you have a outlet in that range you would be fine. My garage outlet is in the middle of the side wall so I have a 9' heavy duty extension cord added. Mine vac is mounted on the wall just outside the door going in from the garage to my back hall. Be sure to get the 50' hose so you can reach the cars in the driveway which is easier than dragging the hose while the car is in the garage. The hose is very light and hangs neatly on the wall hook. I have a one car garage and a Rav 4 so it's a little tight. I just cleaned my garage after the messy winter in Massachusetts. It's great to get into the corners, under shelves, picking up the sand!!! Hope this helps.
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Hi Diana, There are two hoses, a vacuum hose and an exhaust hose. The vacuum hose is about 16' long and also has 5 - 2' rigid extensions. The exhaust hose is only about 8' long but since this must run downhill anyway, if you need to extend it you can run it into a 10' section (or more than one) of rigid pipe. As a contractor who works on other peoples ponds i often do this. It does need to run downhill. Sincerely, Nate at Practical Garden Ponds 484 356 5351
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My hose is a 100 foot Goodyear brand and works flawlessly. I believe that you can go up to 300 feet with a high quality hose (such as Goodyear).
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About 4 feet - I bought a 3 foot heavy duty appliance extension cord - unit runs fine. . . .hope this helps.
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The cord is about a foot long. You will need a heavy duty extension cord. The unit is powerful and does a great job.
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Purchase a heavy duty polarized 100 foot, 14 gauge extension cord...and if you can afford it... get a 50 foot also.... I purchased mine at Ace Hardware... they come in the color red or orange....make sure it is a HD cord and not a typical "light weight" cord... your blower draws lots of amps and you don't want to slow down the electrical engine with a light weight cord....they are not cheap but you will not be disappointed...
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I think you have it right. I bought two of the 50' lengths, best utility/garden hose I have ever used. Much lighter to use and manipulate even when charged. No complaints here.
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I use a 9 foot appliance cord with this dehumidifier. Just make sure the extension cord is rated for the amps.
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I'm sorry but I don't know. Have you tried doing a Google search and then calling the company? Anyway, if you plan on having 100' or more of hose on this holder, I wouldn't buy it anyway for the reasons in my original review. Here are the results of a quick Google search: Liberty Garden Products 1161 South Park Drive Kernersville NC 27284 336-992-3595
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I don't recall because I bought a 3 foot hose that Amazon was selling. But I do recall that it's for a low pressure application and was a little smaller than a regular garden hose. Whatever size that maybe.
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The extension cord I purchased is a 50amp 30' cord. However, this picture seems to show a much shorter cord that the one I have. My cord is heavy and seems like a much bigger coil that what is pictured. Hopefully, this just a misprint for the picture. The price is about what I paid for my 30' cord.