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It is the one in the picture with the three big prongs hanging out of the bucket
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It still works but i couldnt find them on ebay or anything... do they have a specific name? should i list it on ebay/craigslist?
They also go by stove or dryer cord.
i would pu that on c-list i have sold plenty of them for like $5/ea for quick gas money
3 prong cords for dryers and stoves are not up to electrical code anymore here, I take brass out of plug and strip the wire.
Same here, I couldn't even find one at the hardware store a couple months ago, every one has to convert to 4 prongQuote:
Originally Posted by tdean
Then they should be in big demand if you couldn't find one either, advertise that rascal.
The problem with them (I can only .speak for my area) is that they don't meet some fire/safety code... For example my apartment complex sent a a guy around when I moved to check and make sure I converted my dryer to the newer 4 prong style..not saying that's the case in all areas,
And I would have to agree that with the trouble I had finding one there is probably a market out there for them.
so what should i list it as?
"3 prong - 220v - stove/dryer/wash electrical cord" ?
This is something heisted from an internet add.
Fits most major electric dryer brands.
Features
Ring terminal connectors stay connected when installing
Adjustable strain relief bracket helps prevent damage to power terminals if cord is accidentally pulled too tight
Space saving right angle plug places range closer to the wall
Molded plug grips for easy unplugging
Heavy-duty insulation prevents kinking and cracking for long-lasting durability
10 Gauge/30 Amp wire
250 Volt
Included
4' Range power cord
Strain relief bracket