No power on one leg.
I received a 1986 Beaver Continental from my parents just a few months ago. Everything is awesome except there is no power to one of the legs when plugged in. However! I did have power when plugged...
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What you have depicted in the linked file is 50 amp service with a female 50 amp receptacle and an adaptor with 50 amp male plug on one end and a 50 amp THREE wire female end. Again, just replacing the female three wire end with either a four prong 50 amp male or 30 amp male plug creates a "widow maker".
The previous owner may have wired it like this so that it could be connected at home to a three prong dryer or welder outlet but would have had to use a "widow maker" for the final connection. It is not "Typical RV connection to power pole" as your diagram is labeled. I would suggest to install a 50 amp power inlet on the 5th wheel and use the correct cords and adaptors.
The previous owner may have wired it like this so that it could be connected at home to a three prong dryer or welder outlet but would have had to use a "widow maker" for the final connection. It is not "Typical RV connection to power pole" as your diagram is labeled. I would suggest to install a 50 amp power inlet on the 5th wheel and use the correct cords and adaptors.
