managing those 50 Amp cords
so I finally placed my 50 amp super cord into a 5 gallon bucket and love it... BUT the last time out is was a bit on the cooler side at break down time and the cord put up a nice fight when it was tom...
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ford truck guy wrote:camperpaul wrote:So If I want to manage it easier , I should look for a Neoprene Cord. .??
Different plastics have different temperature characteristics and most are not very flexible at temperatures below +40°F.
Neoprene (synthetic rubber) is flexible down to -20°F.
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As far as I know, there is no one making these cords for RVs.
Go to Home Depot or Menard's and buy the Neoprene insulated/jacketed wire and the connectors and make your own cord.
The wire is easy to identify; it smells like new tires.
