[Canadian Tire] HOT - Mastercraft 12 Gauge (15AMP) - 50-ft Outdoor Extension Cord - 38$ (Reg 83$)
- Deal Link:
- https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/mast ... 22320.html
- Price:
- 37.99
- Savings:
- 54% Off
- Expiry:
- November 30, 2022
- Retailer:
- Canadian Tire
EDIT: I thought 12 Gauge was 20AMP, it is in fact 15AMP on their website.
Was looking for a 50ft outdoor extension cord for my Walmart 80$ Snow Joe Blower (thanks RFD). Standard 16 gauge is only 10amps, so needed to look at a 14 or less gauge cord. Most cords like this are usually 50$ or more, up to 100$ for a 50 footer. 12 gauge usually costs more.
Canadian Tire could have an error on their site.
Their Mastercraft 25Ft 12 Gauge, is 39$ instead of 60$. Pretty good...BUT in the option if you select the 15.24M (50FT) cord it shows at 38$ instead of 83$ while still showing the 25Ft in the description.
The product code is #052-2320-2. Went to pick one up today, and even the associate was a little surprised but didn't hassle the purchase.
Stocktrack has them in stock, and at that price too.
Lastly, there's a Triangle App offer for 7$ back on a 30$ purchase and a 10X points offer for extension cords.
Was looking for a 50ft outdoor extension cord for my Walmart 80$ Snow Joe Blower (thanks RFD). Standard 16 gauge is only 10amps, so needed to look at a 14 or less gauge cord. Most cords like this are usually 50$ or more, up to 100$ for a 50 footer. 12 gauge usually costs more.
Canadian Tire could have an error on their site.
Their Mastercraft 25Ft 12 Gauge, is 39$ instead of 60$. Pretty good...BUT in the option if you select the 15.24M (50FT) cord it shows at 38$ instead of 83$ while still showing the 25Ft in the description.
The product code is #052-2320-2. Went to pick one up today, and even the associate was a little surprised but didn't hassle the purchase.
Stocktrack has them in stock, and at that price too.
Lastly, there's a Triangle App offer for 7$ back on a 30$ purchase and a 10X points offer for extension cords.
Last edited by Canadianmist on Nov 27th, 2022 12:55 pm, edited 1 time in total.
just for heat dissipation?
