6-4 ultimate cord end? Ideas

[tinysparky]

I have a 100' 6/4 cord I am using for construction to feed a spider box. After construction. What would he ultimate comination of outlets to put on this for a beast of an extension cord?

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[American Locomotive]

You just said the equivalent of "Hey guys, I want a new vehicle, which one should I get?".

We need more information! What kind of power are you feeding into this cord, what kind of portable equipment do you usually use, how often do you use it, is weight/size a concern, what about using the cord outdoors in poor weather?

This isn't a one-size-fits-all thing.

 

[bczygan]

I have a 100' 6/4 cord I am using for construction to feed a spider box. After construction. What would he ultimate comination of outlets to put on this for a beast of an extension cord?

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Put EVERYTHING on it!

50A sub panel?

Bill

 

[Bert_]

I would probably just put a welder plug on the end. I doubt you will drag it out for anything else.

 

[930dreamer]

Like this one.

 

[Lelandwelds]

I vote for your most common twist lock. You can stick an adapter on the end if needed. More likely to be used.

One employer had a minI sawhorse that had several boxes on it. As the helper, I hated loading that damn thing. It had everything we ever wanted on it. ( Including chargers.) It was handy.

 

[mike93lx]

If you don't have an actual need, sell it. That is a very heavy cord that will be hard to use and store.

 

[Norcal]

Do you own the spider box? Then use it to get power away from the shop, since all the 120V receptacles are of the locking type, ( they are only Twistlock® if they are Hubbell) adapters are fairly easy to get at home centers, lumberyards, & the like.