Does anyone know if this would work with a Snow Joe SJ620 18-Inch 13.5-Amp Electric Snow Thrower? I see that the 100' cord is rated at 13 amps.
2023220
I used mine for Christmas lights. I would not use kit for an electrical device such as a snow blower.
2023221
I don't see why not, I ran for years using the wrong cables and nothing every happened.
2023222
Safety dictates you'd need a smaller gauge (i.e. thicker) cable over that distance.
2023223
I bought mine for the Snow Joe 13.5 Amp snow thrower and have used it twice. I did have a GFCI outlet put in my garage to plug it into. It works just fine.
1229158
Impossible to answer this question. Either you bought a 13.5 amp or a 15 amp. Since I only bought one snow blower, I could not possibly have any idea how it compares to the other model.
1677749
The extension cord should be rated for outdoors SJTW and 14 gauge or higher. For lengths of 100 ft I would use 12 gauge. The extension cord will plug into a standard 15 amp, 110 volt recepticle.
1387042
I am an electrician, it will pull about 13.5 amps on high. A standard residential circuit will handle it, IF, there is nothing else being used on that circuit. A good condition 14 guage grounded extension cord will work if it is 50 feet or less. Buy the shortest cord that gets the job done and I don't recommend going over 50 ft.
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.
197801
My cord has the following written on it: (UL) E189672 SJT 3X14AWG VW-1 105(degree)C 300V CSA LL213732 SJT 3X14AWG FT-2 105(degree)C 300V DONGU. Not sure what that all means, but it appears to be at least 14 gauge wire capable of handling 300V at 105 degrees Celsius (221 degrees F), however I have heard that the length of the extension cord can affect performance. Therefore, I suggest contacting the manufacturer to see if they offer longer cords, or can suggest where you might be able to get one with the proper specs.
2092229
Very small amounts 1" or less will work with this machine if it is not to wet. It does not do well with very wet snow (almost slush) as it jams the ejector tube. It does not do well with packed snow as it won't break it loose from the surface.
1817610
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
745371
If you can tell me the model # of the Snow Blower, I can give you a better answer. If it is for a 20" or 21", it will probably do the job.
326272
Hi Nikhil, I have 2 extension cords that work with this snow blower. They are standard extension cords, rated for 15amp. I purchased them from my local retailer. You wont need anything special. Just a normal extension. It is recommended that the cord be rated for 15amps.
1812821
I bought the big 100 foot yellow outdoor cord it suggested I buy. Do not use a cheap cord!
466183
You have to buy one. I recommend a Coleman Cable 02569 12/3-Gauge High Visibility and Low Temperature Outdoor Extension Cord, 100-Feet. Thats the one I bought and works best with this snow blower for best performance. Also remember a trick by putting some wd-40 inside the tube the snow shoots out. It prevents snow/slush clogging.
1302089
Sorry, but I do not know the answer. If it were to be for your model of snowblower, I would think the specifications listed would clearly show your model number, or I would be reluctant to order it.
1089455
I've been using the 100 foot 14 gauge with my electric snow blower for about 3 winters with no problems.
962363
I use mine with an outdoor extension cord bought from Lowe's. I called K&H; & they said that's fine. I had no problems last winter--why would I? I think the heated pad only pulls about 20-25 watts? And the extension cord is rated for a weed-eater.
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.