How long is the cord for the electric as right now I use a 100 foot hose to reach most of my house.
1091155
Nope. Gonna have to use an extension cord. It might be around 50ft. Not absolutly positive but its still a lil handy thing.
1091156
Depends on the number of electrical outlets around your house. But you might want to consider a heavy duty extension cord also.
1091157
I did not measure it directly but stepping off the distance I've witnessed when I've used it, the length of the electrical cord is around 45 feet. However using a proper sized extension cord would allow further reach.
650658
According to the manual, for 50 feet you need a 16 gauge extension cord. Just in case for 100 feet you need a 14 gauge cord.
992377
This is a serious typo. The hose length is about 66 inches which is about 5-1/2 feet. Plenty long enough for most household chores. I bought one for myself and one for my daughter and we both love it.
2143235
I would guess that both "cords", the electrical and the water hose are approx. 48". I use it quite often with an extension cord and the un-wound hose. It works great.
794845
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.
1424403
As O recall from their website it is 500 for the 100 foot hose, less for the shorter ones, like 50 is 400 and 25 is 300 or so.
952043
That would depend on your needs. I use 50' and it is normal outdoor cord. This item (chainsaw) is darned awesome-even when I LET gardeners use it, they are awed by how much it will cut with great ease. I mean Pine tree limbs as well!
692714
Yes. You will want a 100' cord. They have them that coil and I wish I had one of those. I love the little blower though - I call him "Mighty Mite"!
1190394
The cord is 100" which is a bit less than 8 1/2 feet (8.33 feet)t. It's much longer than my cheaper drugstore dryers.
353530
i just now measured it and it is approx NINETY inches from the bottom of the handle to the cord. i never knew it was that long. thanks for asking. :O)
1029644
I regularly use a 50' industrial cord for extension out from the house. I wouldn't use much more than that, and I would make sure it's industrial/contractor grade.
2255090
Get a long power extension cord very light easy to use. A long hose would probably need larger I.D. the heavy hose not to good.
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I just measured mine, the air hose is 12' and the power cord is just shy of 9'.
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About 20 feet. Enough for me to leave the power unit at one corner of my car and I can reach the opposite corner okay. I make sure I have coils of loose garden hose and coils of electric cord so I can easily move unit to access all that I want to clean easily. More importantly, this unit has a LONG electric cord so you can cover lots of ground without using an extension cord. Make SURE you do NOT use warm feed water [I have hot and cold in my garage and out the back of my house] - use COLD water - this is what keeps the pump mechanism from overheating.
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I would say close to 75 feet. I don't need to use the full length of the hose and I don't have a tape measure that long to be accurate. However I do love the hose, it is very well made.
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Hi John, I think you are on the right track. I myself use a 50 ft hose, the manual also mentions this. I have used my pressure washer over a dozen times with no problem. I am thinking with the longer 100ft hose the pressure must be to low for the unit to be efficeint. I do use a 3/8, 50 foot pressure hose from the unit to the pressure sprayer and get great results.
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Do not use a 10 amp extension cord -- the engine will have to work much harder and hotter with only a 10 amp rated cord and so will wear out faster due to the drop in voltage by the added resistance of the cord. It will also void your warranty and could be dangerous to your house circuit. Using two cords together is also a BAD idea. You want a single 100 ft extension cord that is rated for at least 12 amps. see: http://homeguides.sfgate.com/kind-extension-cord-electric-lawn-mower-97517.html