Is the cord difficult to get used to?
1397071
sorry about the late reply. i've been crazy busy. it was hard to get used to at first but the benefits far out weigh getting used to the cord. hope this helps.
1397072
No. I have started to put the cord up over one shoulder and down the other shoulder and the let it trail under my arm out the back. That way I know it is off the ground at the machine so I won't run over it and I don't have to hold it in hand as my hands are busy directing the machine.
1397073
I had a cord on my previous mower, so I had no problem adjusting to the new one. The key is to begin cutting in a strip closest to the outlet and work away from it. I still need to shift the cord fairly often ( usually just a flip of the line) to make sure it is clear of the return path on each strip of lawn.
1397074
No........still very happy with my purchase. I can do it alone and if I follow my son I watch the cord for him and it's even faster.
762548
Can't help much, because I gave it to a friend. He said that this machine is not worth the money; he couldn't get it to work properly. We just couldn't return it because I purchased it so far in advance of the date I gave it. Not sure about the cord connection; sorry.
1331983
It's not flexible like a cord but flexible enough to get around the back of your head and ears! I have mine for quite some time now and I love tnem! Hope that it'll help!
2064176
The cords are very long but are very adjustable. The hardest thing was getting the even.
780524
Well, i've had no problem with cord becoming unfastened from the iPad. Actually, just the opposite. I've had a hard time getting the 30 pin connector into the iPad's connection port. The connection is "stiff" to make, but once made seems to hold fast.
1172930
Unfortunately not, the plug is standard and requires room so the cord won't be pinched.
434340
It is not totally flat. It will take a little getting use to but the experience is not all that bad. If you plan on using it to sleep in the cord will be more of a bother. Next time I'm just going with the wireless Bluetooth one. Hope this helps.
764729
It's rather heavy and cumbersome. Suggest finding a smaller one that is cordless. If you have a need for heat, get that as well.
1459181
still using it, JUST remember to unplug when not in use AND the cord sometimes gets hot~
961606
low- my cord is retractable, you must fully extend the cord each time, then step on a tab to retract it.
1115483
No they are two different cords which can make it a bit of a pain but the charge seems to last for a long time so it may be a minimal concern.
1753033
yes on both questions. but, he likes the extra cord that I purchased better than the one that comes with it. the extra cord is straight. the cord that comes with it is curly. the straight cord is better.
2009299
You have to get used to the cord. I tend to hold onto the cord near the machine and flip it to one side or the other. After a while you develope a plan for minimizing the amount you have to do that. All I can say is that this was well worth the money to me and much better than shoveling.
1341089
Not really. You have to get used to it but it is a good quality one that will compare to any other brand. You can feel it when you are writing a little bit though but it is not hindering in any way
88090
It takes getting used to but it is not impossible in my opinion. The importance is to have support for your mid section. Don't over do additional weight such as dumb bells or kettle bells. Good buy for the price.
411802
Yes the cord is annoying at times but consider the alternative (gas mower) which you have to keep filling with gas and pulling the string to make it work. I usually start with the begging of the garden and continue all the way to the end. This way the cord is behind me and no trouble at all.
1670979
It's been my experience that the cord tends to "swivel" from the horizontal to vertical position. But I don't think that it really matters because it's performing it's function of keeping the cord in place in either position. I leave it there permanently. It's too much trouble to remove and re-insert the cord and I feel that doing so would put excessive wear on it. I hope that this addresses your question.