Designers Edge E-103 Cord Storage Wheel

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Instead, I had to secure the female end, which means I'll have to move the unit to my appliance and whenever I want to move the shop vac, or whatever, I'll have to move the cord reel too. Wrestling with the cord would be easier for me than trying to use this thing. I'll probably end up throwing this thing away. If I left a long bit so I could reach the socket, I couldn't turn the wheel to roll up the rest of the cord(and while trying, cut myself on the cheap plastic). There must be some trick to getting the cord wrapped on this thing that I don't know.

I could only get 50' of yellow cord around it anyway. I simply could not figure out how to be able to extend the cord to the wall socket and to the attached device. I thought all these things were supposed to make the job easier, but I was wrong. I recommend spending a bit more and getting a unit that isn't so flimsy and limited in design. The stand on my other cord wheel is open on one side, which allows one end of the cord to stick out through a hole in the reel and allows easy wrapping, plus it's far better quality and has no sharp edges.

I have a 100 ft. Seems to be holding up. This is a cheapo plastic reel. I drilled a hole in the plastic to feed the male end of the extension cord though. 12 guage electrical cord, which fits just fine. I can't imagine how you are supposed to use this without the hole.

I am going to all electric lawn tools, which means plenty of extension cords. Came fully assembled and ready to go to work. This little light weight reel is a happy solution to avoid tangled and hard to store cords.

it does hold 100' of cord, but it would have been way more useful, if it could plug into an outlet and let you unroll the cord as it is plugged in.

I usually end up deligating that task to my Brother, LOL. This electrical cord storage wheel really solved a headache I was having every time I needed to use my 125' extension cord. What a tangled mess I would end up with. Now it sits neatly tucked away in the corner of my garage, ready for simplified use. I dreaded the thought of having to rewind that cord mess.