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Nick Danger said:
@casmurbax Remember to include an Atomic Industries affiliate tag in your link. It's the forum rules. Ryan lets us share the bargains for free, and he deserves his cut.
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I didn't realize that the little bit at the end of the URL was for this site. But in order to get to amazon(com) and not amazon(ca) I have to delete that little bit and physically change com to ca... For some reason I get auto magically redirected to the Canadian site if I don't change the URL. And the prices on the com site can be significantly cheaper even with shipping and exchange.

@Ryan
Any insight? I'd like to contribute to your site when buying from Amazon, but as it is I don't think I am.
 
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Usually, the affiliate links are auto added when I have posted items here, as long as you grab the www.amazon.com/blahblahblah from the URL window. It is when you grab a link from another site that it can get messed up (not auto-adding Ryan's affiliate link).

Also, if you don't go thru anyone else's link, (it used to be, not sure if it still does) Ryan's affiliate "sticks" so he gets a percentage from Amazon of what you buy, even when not following directly from this site. Doesn't cost anything for the buyers, but a nice small way to give back.
 
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Crescent 10-inch adjustable spud wrench $14.96 [Link]
16" is still full price.

Crescent spline pass-thru X6 socket set. Handy if packing light, no 16mm, fits GW, SATA pass-thru pieces-such as an extension. Toss the holders and put in a small parts box. $26. [Link]
 
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Temporarily OOS.
$69 FOR 4PK and no option to backorder for me.
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They are playing "funny" account games again
Ordered some on business account but at $30 for 4 pack (awesome deal just slightly higher than above - will see how many arrive)

And for curiosity checked the page on my personal account - OOS
 
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was looking for some rubber jacketed, flexible cable to rewire a grinder and have some spare, extension cords are significantly cheaper just not black. I came across these that thought were decent for the price. FWIW, these are comparable in price at Lowe's & HD

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ching0n said:
was looking for some rubber jacketed, flexible cable to rewire a grinder and have some spare, extension cords are significantly cheaper just not black. I came across these that thought were decent for the price:

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I bought the 10ga version of the southwire a while back. I was expecting the feel of a black sjow cord but it was a bit more plastic feeling. Great cord and so far has been very durable in cold weather, just not an exact match of the real rubbery feeling s.o. cord. FYI only, no complaints and it's a great price for the footage.
 
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Tundra1 said:
I bought the 10ga version of the southwire a while back. I was expecting the feel of a black sjow cord but it was a bit more plastic feeling. Great cord and so far has been very durable in cold weather, just not an exact match of the real rubbery feeling s.o. cord. FYI only, no complaints and it's a great price for the footage.
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that's good to know. I want that sjoow/soow feel so wondered about this sjeow type. I do need a long winter capable cord for my snow blower. Are they flexy?

FWIW, there's also yellow jacket wire w/a TEC jacket that's not rubbery at all. SJTW i think.
 
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ching0n said:
that's good to know. I want that sjoow/soow feel so wondered about this sjeow type. I do need a long winter capable cord for my snow blower. Are they flexy?

FWIW, there's also yellow jacket wire w/a TEC jacket that's not rubbery at all. SJTW i think.
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It has been around 32f here and flexibility seems fine. I would say it's about half way between s.o. and a more plastic low cost cord sjtw? style. But that may be just my perception.
 
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Tundra1 said:
It has been around 32f here and flexibility seems fine. I would say it's about half way between s.o. and a more plastic low cost cord sjtw? style. But that may be just my perception.
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FWIW, I went w/this (cheaper in open box). Also SJEOW. Looks like there's a -58f rated one such as this & a much lower -94f rated one (lowes below/ $20/25').
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