What ext cord do you like for the 7424?

[JamMaster Jay]

Just curious which one you guys like. Gonna grab one for the warehouse. 10g, 50' sound about right?

[PaulMys]

That sounds about right. The thicker the gauge (lower numerically), the better.

[spazzz]

Just a Porter Cable 7424? at 50 feet?
14 would do but if you are paranoid spend the money on a 12 gauge.
10 gauge is overkill.

Get one rated for outdoor use it will have better sheathing.

[Eldorado2k]

Just a Porter Cable 7424? at 50 feet?
14 would do but if you are paranoid spend the money on a 12 gauge.
10 gauge is overkill.

Get one rated for outdoor use it will have better sheathing.

I agree👆🏽

I use a 14 gauge 50' cord for my HF DA.

[JamMaster Jay]

I've got a 14g but didn't want to burn it up. 12g is what I'm thinking @ 50'.
And yes I'm a bit paranoid and I love overkill.

[Eldorado2k]

I've got a 14g but didn't want to burn it up. 12g is what I'm thinking @ 50'.
And yes I'm a bit paranoid and I love overkill.

For a PC? No chance of burning it up using a 14 gauge. I based my purchase using the chart inside the HF DA's user manual. And the PC uses less power than the HF, so there you go.

[SeanChav]

I use 14g @ 50' for my gg6 with no problems

[expdetailing]

I run my 7424 & Flex on a 50' 16 guage. Nothing more is needed. All those charts will lead you to buying more than you need. I'm not cheap; I just do some good research first. I've never had a single issue runing my polishers on a 16 guage.

[VISITOR]

14 would do but if you are paranoid spend the money on a 12 gauge.
10 gauge is overkill.

[JamMaster Jay]

Appreciate the posts, Ive got a Home Depot gift card burning a hole in my pocket.