Can this be used for electric lawn mower?
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I used it for one season with a electric snow blower. So think it is possible for an electric lawn mower seeing how each are pretty much similiar being the plug ins being used. Just be careful with the duration of time that you used the cable for since they the plug in ends can catch fire. Used mine on the electric snow blower I had for the winter season and noticed the plug in end where you place it onto the working application itself was on fire that resulted in the end being melted with black brown stain left. So it can just make sure about theduration x frequency of use with the cable just speaking on what I went through with it myself. I used it for one season with a electric snow blower. So think it is possible for an electric lawn mower seeing how each are pretty much similiar being the plug ins being used. Just be careful with the duration of time that you used the cable for since they the plug in ends can catch fire. Used mine on the electric snow blower I had for the winter season and noticed the plug in end where you place it onto the working application itself was on fire that resulted in the end being melted with black brown stain left. So it can just make sure about theduration x frequency of... » Read More I used it for one season with a electric snow blower. So think it is possible for an electric lawn mower seeing how each are pretty much similiar being the plug ins being used. Just be careful with the duration of time that you used the cable for since they the plug in ends can catch fire. Used mine on the electric snow blower I had for the winter season and noticed the plug in end where you place it onto the working application itself was on fire that resulted in the end being melted with black brown stain left. So it can just make sure about theduration x frequency of use with the cable just speaking on what I went through with it myself. « Show Less
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I wouldn't suggest it. I would recommend going with a thicker gauge 14 (as opposed to this 16) or 12, to be on the safe side. Primarily because you didn't mention the amperage of your electric lawn mower and how long it takes you to mow. Average electric lawn mower is around 12-amps and these cords are rated for 13-amps. You're right on the border as it is then factor in how long it takes you to mow the lawn (i.e. the longer it is then the hotter the cable becomes), the extreme heat in the summer months, and if it gets stuck on something then you'll have to worry about higher amperage (e.g. in-rush current). As I mentioned, my 2 cents would be a thicker gauge. It's a bit more money but how much is safety worth to you.
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Yes, it can. I have been using mine for all spring and summer and it has done fine. Now that it is hot out, I have noticed that it tends to stretch when the thermometer heats up, and this can't be good, so be sure to not stretch it out as you use it. Otherwise, it has worked just fine!
1327865
I'm not sure. I bought the 100ft cable that said it was safe to use with mower ...I believe it was a 3/8ths
172600
It should I have ran a 1500 watt heater to test mine. I can not say for sure since I do not have a electric mower, but it has ran stuff my modified sine waves would not start.
1414849
Yes. And note that it is a mini power sluice, very tiny. More for sampling! And mine had the metal grating ground flat! For some reason. And a lawn mower battery will work just fine!
1251028
I am sorry I am not sure. I use it for an electric snow thrower as it was recommended.
1673419
Yes. Read my comment posted a few months earlier. It fits the 18" 12 amp Task Force electric lawn mower, perfectly.
1123034
Absolutely not. It is a 120 volt, 3/8" sized motor with a 1/2" chuck on it. The fact that it has a 1/2" chuck is not related to the fact that the motor and gear system are set up to drive as large as 3/8" drills. I would not use it for an electric screw driver and definitely not use with 220 volts- unless you want a short lived heater.
464618
Should work if its a 12 volt. I use mine to maintain the lawn tractor battery which is also a small 12 volt battery.
2055709
Yes it can be used for lawnmowers. Actually highly recommend it. Your lawnmower will start faster run smoother and stronger. And last longer great product.
966319
It all depends on the amps required by your mower. I used it to start a 5000 watts electric generator that requires 18 amps and it works perfectly.
326965
It could, if you would buy a voltage regulator. In amazon it is $15. But on the back of the machine it says that you could use from 110-220 volts.
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Personally, I doubt it. An electric motor will need nearly twice the rated power that it shows is required just to start it. Once started, it will require less. This is true for all electric powered devices. Please look at the information plate on your blower and see the electrical requirement it needs. I do believe you will need MUCH more than this little 150 watt unit.
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I have this mower. The motor that runs the blade is a 12 amp electric motor. Most outlets around a house are 15 amps, so there is little chance of blowing a fuse. I also use a 12 gauge extention cord that is 100 feet long and have no problems with getting enough power to the mower. There is no battery in this mower. It is run on electric power.
488205
Sure, as long as you keep the blades sharpened. Judging from what I have mowed with mine, I don't see why it wouldn't cut most any type of grass as long as you keep the sharpened! Good Luck!
2246287
I used mine in my alarm system where it works fine. I do not think it would work in a lawn mower but am not sure.
330005
This unit is strictly a 12 volt DC powered compressor. If you wish to use this on house current, you will need to use a 12 volt DC power supply which could handle the required amperage. I would suggest a small car or lawn mower battery of at least 100 ampere capacity. Put a trickle charger on it and you would good to go. Most of these battery powered compressors will draw considerable current during operation and they will get hot so be sure to take care when operating and keep the compressor clear of any combustible items.
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Probably, but you should compare the mounting bolt pattern on your mower to the kit.
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I don't I don't see why not. It works on 12 volts It is very simple to install