[Asphalt Rocket]

I agree with Jimmie, as far as getting a cord, I have gotten all of mine from Home Depot.

[Nica]

I agree with the 12 gauge, dont do what I did...I went and purchased a 10 gauge cord...it works but boy is that sucker heavy on your shoulder hahahahahaha...but to be hoenst 10 gauge is over kill, I still use it once in a wile but I like the 12 gauge oh and yes I agree with getting one that is meant to be used outdoors as it will have better protection

Hey in Norway do you guys have Walmarts? I don't know I'm just asking wait let me guess you call them Walmarts too hahahahahahahaha oh and I'm only making fun of my own question to disrespect intended my friend.

But seriously what stores do you have localy pirex? Hardware stores? You must have some hard ware stores localy..what are they called? I mean name, what's there name? Are they tool related names? sorry for all the questions jut curious now

[pirex]

Originally Posted by Nica

I agree with the 12 gauge, dont do what I did...I went and purchased a 10 gauge cord...it works but boy is that sucker heavy on your shoulder hahahahahaha...but to be hoenst 10 gauge is over kill, I still use it once in a wile but I like the 12 gauge oh and yes I agree with getting one that is meant to be used outdoors as it will have better protection

Hey in Norway do you guys have Walmarts? I don't know I'm just asking wait let me guess you call them Walmarts too hahahahahahahaha oh and I'm only making fun of my own question to disrespect intended my friend.

But seriously what stores do you have localy pirex? Hardware stores? You must have some hard ware stores localy..what are they called? I mean name, what's there name? Are they tool related names? sorry for all the questions jut curious now

Yeah, I think the 12 gauge will be the right one for me, and outdoor

walmarts? No way No walmart, home depot, sears, lowes etc..

Lets see, we have Byggmakker, Jernia, coop bygg, maxbo ++ All of them is hard ware and building stores

But I need a US cord, so need to buy it from there

[togwt]

My be of some help-

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[JLs Detailing]

pirex I agree with togwt on this one and spend the money and get a cord with a GFI. GFI's are the safest way to handle electricity when using an extension cord especially in areas that may be wet. If you don't already have a GFI outlet to plug it into then get a cord with one and 12 gauge like everyone has said is the way to go.