Can I replace a 30A plug with a 50A?
I find that about once a year or so, I need to replace the plug on my shore cable. The hot leg of the plug gets hot over time and melts the plug can causes it to fail. The big difference that I see...
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If you have to ask the question, then your not qualified to make the conversion with safety. Not being a jerk, just my evaluation.
Doing what you described takes a real knowledge of what you want to end up with and avoid the pitfalls. One hiccup and you have toasted a lot of expensive equipment. My suggestion is to just replace the plug with a high quality 30 amp plug. Just doing that isn't without risk....you have to get the polarity correct.
Doing what you described takes a real knowledge of what you want to end up with and avoid the pitfalls. One hiccup and you have toasted a lot of expensive equipment. My suggestion is to just replace the plug with a high quality 30 amp plug. Just doing that isn't without risk....you have to get the polarity correct.
