I see this reel can handle 125' of 14/3 and 150' of 16/3, can it handle 100ft of 10/3? I'm assuming 12/3 is as big of a 100' cord it will handle.
374209
I put two Yellow Jacket cords 12/3, 50 ft. on my reel. There is little room to spare.
374210
125' of 14/3, yes. 150' of 16/3, yes. 100' of 10/3 maybe, it'd be close. I'd bet the cord overwhelms the carrier with the 10/3.
374211
I can fit 130 ft of 12/3 cable because I roll it neat and tight. If that is your normal way of rolling wire then it will take 100 feet of 10/3 or come pretty close. The average 12/3 is 0.595 inches and the 10/3 is 0.660 inches, so not that different. But if you just want to rapidly wind it up after working then, it will not hold as much wire.
1027819
Not sure I can answer the question directly. I use mine for a 15 amp snow blower. I've had no problems with the 100' cord.
2159927
I have used it with braided line and it worked fine using 6 lbs. I just didn't need all the strength for what I fish for. With 10 lbs flora carbon I caught a 42" northern with this reel with no issues at all.
405505
I currently use my reel for a 16x30 pool. The reel is telescoping so I would consult with the mfg on the maximum extended lenght. Mine is extended out to 18 ft.
53633
No, it isn't flimsy. But, it is somewhat hard to wind up a heavy duty cord. I have a 12/3 15 amp 50' cord I use on the item. It takes a bit of effort but it is well worth it to have this reel to store it on. I'd recommend it.
660884
Wt 9.9 oz, max drag 14lb, mono capacity 10/210, 12/180, 14/150. Braid capacity 25/265, 30/165, 35/135. Given the max drag of 14lb, I would not go to braid. I am fishing for schooly striped bass with 10lb line. Reel is not meant for salt water, but with good cleaning, I will make do.
142414
My cord is a bit over 8 feet long. This model does not retract the cord on an inside reel like some models do. It's completeley outside the iron and you have to coil it to put away. It's a simple process and I've gotten used to it. Half the retractable ones I've owned go bad and you spend as much time finessing the reel as you would coiling the cord. Hope this helps.
59933
I can not address your question properly, but, I use this reel for steelhead and salmon fishing in the Pacific Northwest, rivers and bays. I use 20 pound braided and I have not been spooled yet.
472366
Actually, 100' of 12 gauge (OUTDOOR!) extension cord can safely carry 12 A at 120VAC. So if you have a single 75' 12-gauge 3-wire outdoor extension cord (75' is rare in the US), it would handle it, even as it gets older. But for legal (and safety) reasons I have to tell you not to mix two cords together (say, a 50' and a 25'). I actually use a 100' 12-gauge for up to about 15-Amps, but for something that is intermittent - like an electric weed-eater. But I checked the numbers and 12-gauge constant is fine for the 12-Amps that this blower should draw.
450066
I do not know I used it in 130 feet for snapper and grouper and it worked wellI suspect it would be ok for sharking I was very pleased with it penn does a good job
1721318
I have the 7 ft and haven't used it for anything close to that big. My guess would be if your reel is up to the task I think the pole would work for thst
2172277
I always used 12 gauge but i run 100 ' + on most jobs 50 ' 14 /3 would probably work
1636822
Inside of the spool is a clip to attach the wire, but the clip is for a small gauge wire. Without that clip the spool cannot reel in the cord. Do you have something that accommodates a 12-3 gauge wire to substitute?
851708
Yes - I used a 100 ft cord - be very careful to keep the cord away from the "tillers"
2068663
Hi Willy, this reel has a 50 meter line capacity if you are using standard 1.5mm line. Please let us know if there is anything else that we can help you with.
1551477
I have 80 feet with very little backing ( I can't remember how much backing maybe 40 feet if that) and it barley fits on reel. I have to leave about 3 feet unspooled when storing it because it won't all fit. That said when using it there is no problem and I like the reel especially for the price. For a 3wt in small streams I don't expect to run out of line. Hope this helps.
1354603
I would also go with the 12/3 cord. You might get by with 14/3 if it's a small load,but the 12/3 cord is the best if you think you might want to use it for something else someday that draws more current.