does it work with a CMM 1000 Type 4 Lawn Mower. As in does it have 3 charging prongs?
934480
It has three hole female connector-no prongs on the charger side. Prongs are on the mower side. It fits my comm 1200 and works fine.
934481
I believe that is my mower type. I bought this charger to make sure my original was or wasn't working. Turned out to be a different problem with the switch mechanism. I have a picture of the plug for this charger if that helps.
934482
I ordered this charger for my cmm 1200 and it worked. It does have 3 charging prongs at the end. If yours cmm1000 has 3 charging prongs, it should work. If not you can always return. Hope this helps.
1808840
No. It plugs into a standard 120 outlet. The cable is 2 prong, not 3 like the heavier duty models.
963155
Yes, it came with a 3 prong plug. It does appear the picture is incorrect...
749626
This is a 3 prong meaning it has the grounding prong. Any retailer or hardware store has the adapter that converts a 3-plug prong to a 2-plug prong but I would advise you check with an electrician before you consider this method. Hope this helps answer your question
731737
I use a 3-prong. Granted mine is an older model and they may have redesigned the plug in the handle but mine has more than enough space for a 3-prong extension cord. The mower is double insulated anyway so there's no issue with using a 3-prong cord.
2181704
No, it is two prong (two cylindrical holes for the female end, don't know how best to describe it). I have an electrical wok at home that uses the three prong you are talking about. This is not it.
1842481
I never was able to use the invertor they sent. It did not have a 3 hole prong outlet, as advertized....I returned to Amazon for full credit... Sorry no help for U....
317354
Hi Annie. The model I received from the seller came with two prongs. But a lot of these discount adapter listings tend to lump multiple knock-off adapters together.
875859
I don't remember if it uses a three prong. but you if you need an extension cord for the unit, you should get a a heavy duty electrical extension chord like the one you would use for an air conditioner or a 15 to 20ft electrical chord and these extension chords are three pronged and they work fine with the heater. If your outlet is not three pronged, you can always go the hardware store and get an 2 pronged outlet adapter : Coleman Cable 9901 3-Prong To 2-Prong Adapter, Grounding Outlet Converter, 2-Pack
1739579
No it does not. The model that does had one 3-prong male plug, which would be inserted into one part of a two plug outlet.
1331598
Yes. There is a 3 prong plug on the back. The Woods 50008 is a 2 prong timer.
1016588
No, the charger/stand I got with my Triaction-1000 says 110-130V 50-60 Hz and has a standard 2 prong plug used in the USA.
1685300
Normally only 2 of the 3 prongs make contact to charge the battery. The prongs can be slid to the proper location to make contact. Once in a while two side by side prongs work but most of the time the two outside prongs do the work.
1421233
Yes, it has a charger. You can plug the charger directly up to the mower (with the battery installed), or, if you are like me and don't have room to store the mower near the power outlet, you can remove the battery and plug the charger directly into the battery. (BTW, removing the battery is as simple as grabbing the battery and pulling up... no knobs, screws, levers, etc. holding it in place.)
842022
Yes it does. And they've performed better than the Newton battery I got with the mower. You need your old battery casing and just use these two cells inside the old casing. Instructions are written out here in the comments of another product.
383011
Yes. I also have a lawn mower from Greenworks and I use the same extension cord for both.
963154
You know, you are correct! I never noticed that in the picture. The power cord did have a 3 prong plug as was described.