Can somebody tell me what type of extension cord is needed for this product and where to buy?
1263106
The cord is plenty long. However you can go to your local hardware store and purchase a 3 prong extension cord.
1263107
Just a standard extension cord works fine. This is our second Summer with this slide and it honestly is the best $ spent to keep the kids entertained!!
1158561
I agree with the other 2 reviewers. The cord is short and need a heavy duty extension cord.
1023541
i did not notice anything about not using an extension cord in the info provided with the one i bought. i have it on a heavy-duty extension cord.
634455
I think everyone should get an extension cord, I got mine at the dollar store.
1441085
I have mine plugged into a power strip and it works perfectly fine. An extension cord should work just as well.
1689429
I used a 100 ft 12 gauge power cord, "US Wire 65100 12/3 100-Foot SJTW Orange Heavy Duty Extension Cord", that I bought on Amazon. I noticed no loss of power.
451812
The vacuum uses ~4 amps (according to specs). At that rating, literally any 3-prong extension cord will work. I'd suggest going to the hardware or big box store and just compare the cords they have in your desired length for the lightest. Or compare shipping weights on amazon for cords of your desired length and pray.
1448534
they have many available here on Amazon, and i personally found http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002E7L7UO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (adaptor) andhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000F9YN2M/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 (mini extension cord) very useful for international travel
2244254
Electric cord. A good extension cord will work up to as far as 100 feet if it is large gauge wire.
187563
You have to get your own cord. You can get an extension cable power cord from dollar store or Home Depot for a dollar or two. just cut the end and use it. Thats what i did.http://www.dollargeneral.com/product/index.jsp?productId=11787142Get something like this.
1740896
Extension cord . . . . is there an alternative? I suppose you could get a generator out there.....
136350
Possibly Radio Shack? Or contact supplier. I wouldn't invest too much money in a power cord as this is not a quality product. I'm sorry I invested any money into it at all!
570638
Yes, you need an extension cord for this model. There is just a very short cord meant to attach to an extension cord. The user manual (page 4) gives specifications for the type of cord you need, and it varies, based on the length of the cord you need. I suggest waiting until you've examined these specifications before purchasing the extension cord. A correct cord for my purposes was 100 ft in length and cost ~$60 at Home Depot. In my search of corded mowers, there was one that cost significantly more that included a 100 ft cord, but I think most models I looked at required an extension cord. Yes, you need an extension cord for this model. There is just a very short cord meant to attach to an extension cord. The user manual (page 4) gives specifications for the type of cord you need, and it varies, based on the length of the cord you need. I suggest waiting until you've examined these specifications before purchasing the extension cord. A correct cord for my purposes was 100 ft in length and cost ~$60 at Home Depot. In my search of corded mowers, there was one that cost significantly more that included a 100 ft cord, but I think most models I looked at required an extension cord.
2011945
You have to buy the whole thing but I would search around Amazon and look for the cord
220000
There is only a six inch cord where you connect the extension cord to, you'll have to purchase an extension cord separately. I bought a 100 ft cord for under $40 on amazon and it works just fine for our small front yard.
730102
The cord is approx. 48" long. Consequently you'll likely want an extension, preferably one with a volume control. I purchased the one made by "Koss" which quality wise is average at best.
2156343
On Amazon! I did a Google search and it looks like you can buy it right here! The other thought I had was to contact the manufacturer. Usually that's where I go first when a power cord goes missing!!!!