Need a cord in order to start it with the electric start, does it include in box or need buy separate? How many gauge the cord need?
1807548
Yes you will need a cord. 14 Guage will do. Does not come in the box. It is pretty easy to start with the pull cord, I never got the Extension cord.
1807549
My machine came without cord. All you need is a normal 16 gauge extension cord.
1807550
I purchased my snowthrower last year, 2012, and did NOT have a power cord. You can use any 3-pronged extension cord.I use the "common" 16 gauge extension cord and works fine.
1807551
It does not come with a power cord but a standard extension cord (12-14 gauge) everyone has around the house works fine. The male end plugs into regular 110vac electricity outlet and female end plugs into machine. After start, unplug cord fro machine..
117086
It does not come with a cord. I use it as a buffer motor and mounted it on a board, then hard wired it to an on/off switch. From there I ran a heavy duty line cord that can plug into any 120VAC wall outlet.
1139791
If you think this is a charger then you may be wrong. It is a jump starter only. If you are referring to charging the unit itself all you need is an extension cord to plug into the back (117 V AC)
1106135
Yes it needs a cord, you will have use a extenson cord or dig undergroud wire to a outlet close enough to plug it in. thanks Don S.
157702
The EXTENSION cord from the generator to the control "outlet box" on the wall is included.The cable needed to wire the "outlet box" to the control panel is NOT included. This is a 10-gauge, 4-wirecable not available for purchase in short length.
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This is not one of those that plug into the cigarette lighter. This should be wired directly to the battery. For best results, use heavy cables like on a good set of jumper cables, but shorter (up to 3 feet). Such cables are available separately. As for running the engine, I think that is best. Otherwise, your battery will be used up soon.
557256
No wire. You would probably better off buying your own anyhow and selecting the proper gauge needed for the distance needed.
174696
No, the solenoid is separate and mounted beneath the battery on the firewall. Do not buy a starter with the solenoid attached.
677411
None. Pull it out of the box. Put in oil and gas. Slip on the blower tube and fire it up. This thing starts every time on a dime and is very strong. I love it.
2251334
I bought the unit that does run on natural gas, but it does need an electrical plug infor the starter
2108786
Mine starts really easy I bought the additional electric start for it and there is nothing easier.... I really recommend the electric start adapter
1400670
It's a three prong plug, so if concerned about safety; yes it needs a ground (three prong outlet). As far as dedicated circuit, its powerful, but not like an big industrial motor, so dedicated circuit is not needed.
1566995
double check the pins on the plug. 5 pin i think is DC (has a starter) if it is a kick start you need the AC version
852348
You have to wire it. I used the plug out of my old one. Also, construction is very thin, and you have to use your own bulbs, and mine came slightly damaged from shipping. Good thing is that it rapid starts.
811653
You have to get a next cord to supply the 220v sold separate should have cane with one I sead
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The description indicates it includes the electric starter. Afaict, that's what distinguishes the S from the C. So if this came with it, it should be a "C" series.
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The cord itself is not included. There is a plug-in near the handle, but the cord is purchased separately. You need one rated for outdoors and according to directions so it won't burn out. I have a 100 ft. 14 gage one and I have to plug it in once at the house and once at the garage to cover our lawn. Be careful not to run over it with the mower as it will cut it, sparks will fly, and you are done until the cord is repaired. I go in an "S" pattern moving away from the outlet and drag the cord along as I go so I don't cross over it. My wife has arthritis and can't start a gas mower on her own, so this electric is perfect for her if I am ever away from home. The cord itself is not included. There is a plug-in near the handle, but the cord is purchased separately. You need one rated for outdoors and according to directions so it won't burn out. I have a 100 ft. 14 gage one and I have to plug it in once at the house and once at the garage to cover our lawn. Be careful not to run over it with the mower as it will cut it, sparks will fly, and you are done until the cord is repaired. I go in an "S" pattern moving away from the outlet and drag the cord along as I go so I don't cross over it. My wife has arthritis and can't start a gas mower... » Read More The cord itself is not included. There is a plug-in near the handle, but the cord is purchased separately. You need one rated for outdoors and according to directions so it won't burn out. I have a 100 ft. 14 gage one and I have to plug it in once at the house and once at the garage to cover our lawn. Be careful not to run over it with the mower as it will cut it, sparks will fly, and you are done until the cord is repaired. I go in an "S" pattern moving away from the outlet and drag the cord along as I go so I don't cross over it. My wife has arthritis and can't start a gas mower on her own, so this electric is perfect for her if I am ever away from home. « Show Less