What's the recommended brand/type of cord to use with this mower?
1839454
I am using a heavy gauge wire( 12 gauge ) It is heavy, but it ill supply sufficient electricity to the mower and the motor will not burn out.There are a few manufacturers listed on the Amazon site. I am personally using the cords manufactured by " US Wire and Cable" BUT that is strictly my preference since I am also using those same cords for my snow blower. Hope this helps
1839455
I don't personally have a brand preference. I use 2-50 foot outdoor extension cords and I believe they are 14 gauge. I wouldn't use any smaller than 14 gauge cord...
1839456
I am using a heavy gauge wire( 12 gauge ) It is heavy, but it ill supply sufficient electricity to the mower and the motor will not burn out. There are a few manufacturers listed on the Amazon site. I am personally using the cords manufactured by " US Wire and Cable" BUT that is strictly my preference since I am also using those same cords for my snow blower. Hope this helps
991531
Sorry, I do not know. My purchase was for electric lawn mower where it works perfectly well. The Amazon price is much less than elsewhere. I suggest you inquire at Home Depot.
220001
You need an extension cord to plug into the mower. It does not come with a cord.
219996
You must attach an extension cord of your choice in length. The mower only has a cord with which you need to connect your extension cord.
1155460
Yes, you would need an appropriate length-sized and amp-rated cord. I bought a 100' extension cord to meet the size needs of the area that is going to be cut. This is the one I bought for the mower:US Wire 65100 12/3 100-Foot SJTW Orange Heavy Duty Extension Cord Hope this helps.
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.
1127432
I've used a heavy duty grounded cord. You almost have to, the cord is so short.
1206758
Yes, that's the one we use. We have a small yard, so we bought the mower with a cord; the bag seems to work great with it!
2218193
I used a regular ext cord. However, I realized the machine would not work well in my dirt unless I build raised beds with new clean soil that has no rocks or roots. It it not a strong engine.
2156344
Home depot. Get an orange 3 foot standard extension cord with one outlet on the end (like you use for a table saw) should fit perfect
1914776
I bought my cord at a local hardware store, and it was a heavy 12/3 cord. I've used that on my Sun Joe mower and roto-tiller for 3 seasons now with no problems to either motor.
98358
Yes, it will work fine for that. The cord is rated for safe use up to 15 amps, which you are well under with that lawn mower.
1125426
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...
25567
I have no idea. I do know that its a generic for all types of mowers. I would suggest you check with Husqvarna.
854604
Your best bet is a 16 guage heavy duty cord. Now depending on the lenght of the cord, the manual may recommend a 14 guage. These cords btw, come in different colors.
910678
This may seem like a dumb question, but are you using a heavy enough extension cord? You would definitly want to use #12 cord. I have had a comperssor that would not kick only to realize the extension cord was too lite.
1670561
I don't have the model number available. Sears stocks these belts. Also, your should be able to get a parts list for your mower on line.