I need a 100 foot out &amp; 100 foot back run in my yard, will this line work for such a long span without sagging?
688937
I find that it does sag due to stretch, but I just tighten it. I also purchased two rollers that connect the top and bottom of the line. That certainly helps, but limits use of the whole line.
2049171
I keep 100 feet of 12/3 cord on mine and there is room for some more. I do roll mine up neatly with no gaps, but when it is returned by a neighbor who is not as particular as I and does a sloppy job, it still fits.
1554694
I have 100' on mine. That almost maxes it out. I'm using the Craftsman black rubber. It works very well. Eley offers an extender which would accommodate more.
2267977
You should be able to splice into lines. I did have to add 3 or 4 feet for my 20' trailer .
122714
30-40 feet won't be a problem. We're running three of these units, the longest run is about 80 feet.
1907983
100 ft. plus. I believe that I ran 100ft cord connected to a 25 footer and it worked fine. I also ran 2 100 footers and it worked without any problems. I did wrap the connectors with electrical tape because it was outside and I wanted to protect it from the rain.
1435391
Sorry I am not sure but would think there would have to some limit to the distance you can run with a small gauge wire only say this because I know there are limitations to gauge size when it comes to electrical. I can tell you this for a fact that I see no difference in my short runs 25' compared to my long runs 150' sorry couldnt help more
1887777
We do recommend that you use support for the 100 ft sting. The weight of the bulbs and the string will require some reinforcement. Thanks
241015
if you are talking about hose lenght mine does well over 100 feet, you have to look at your hose size also..
650657
You should use a 16 gauge extension cord for 50 feet. If you move to 100 feet you would need to increase the gauge to 14.
1170065
It will probably sag because it is not stiff enough. It is designed to be attached about every two feet. It stays pretty straight if it is pulled tight every 2 feet.
1795926
No Amanda. You would need to purchase clamps to join the lines togethee. This would make the connection to big fir the trolley to fit over the clamps. The best thing to do is go to the hardware store and get 175 feet of cable and make your own.
2083617
Yes it will. I run off a pancake with 100 feet of hose and have no problems at all.
688939
without internal supports, I can almost guarantee any line like this will sag...also, your supporting poles on each end must be strong and deeply buried to counter weight and pull over such a long distance...good luck. You may even have to go to a larger diameter line to contain the line pull over such a distance without the line breaking.
1358992
My runs are about 150 ft. But coax is pretty robust so 300 ft or so should work fine
851711
I had no problem using a 100 foot cord. Remember, the till will eat the cord if not careful...
674262
Awg is american wire gauge. Find a good 100ft OUTDOOR extension cord and you should be ok