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- ScottGNomadAssuming it disconnects at both ends, has anyone ever considered making a second, shorter cable? A length that would suffice most of the time and then when you need something longer, get out the original cable.
- joebedfordNomad IIGetting it out is easy. Winding it up especially when it's cold, is the hard part.
- CA_TravelerExplorer IIICoil it in a figure 8 and you won't have the typical twisting problem.
Also if you have the typical plastic coated cord then a new rubber cord will be more flexible and the old cord will be a spare or extension. - donn0128Explorer IIMine goes in a medium laege tote in the front storage box.
- corvettekentExplorerFor $600 I can do without the Cablemaster, it is just not that hard to coil up an put away.
- Johno02ExplorerA good pair of work gloves. Lay cord out flat, then coil it into the storage bay. At hookup, just grab the end and pull.
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- Old-BiscuitExplorer IIII carry a 5 gallon bucket(home Depot bright orange)
My 50A anaconda cord gets coiled up in bucket and then placed in back of truck bed between hitch and tailgate. - pianotunaNomad IIIThere are powered cord storage reels. Not cheap--but effective.
- Executive45Explorer IIIMy coach has the Cablemaster RLC unit which powers the cord in AND out, making both 'chores' less hectic....Dennis
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