Secure Your Work with the Yellow Jacket 2737 Locking Extension Review

I used this cable in the garden for the first time today and it is already curling up. The shell is not connected to the wires in any way, but coils right out of the box. The cable is also very tight. Instead, I recommend the Ridgid Extension Chord. Same properties but flexible and not kinked. Disappointing.

durable. I wanted to replace a 16 gauge toggle lock cord that I've had for years but accidentally cut while trimming a hedge. This is not an exact replacement as the caliber is heavier than I need, but I decided to keep it due to the build quality. To my great dismay, I never found an exact replacement for the lock wire and ended up just buying another 16 gauge replacement.

, I am a contractor who uses these cords every day. They work well and I've been using Yellow Jacket lines for a long time. These new cables are great except when it gets cold. While older versions remained somewhat pliable in frigid weather, they weren't. They are very tough and don't want to cooperate. The locking end is an interesting and useful feature that also works well in the cold, but I wish it had a lighted end like their other cables. I have used Yellow Jacket customer service before