Quality Shore power cord
My detachable Marinco power cord is getting harder to coil in cold weather. Is there a better quality one available?
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Let me try again.
My main gripe with my original cord is the wrestling match I gotta have with it when breaking camp at 20 degrees.
Other than that, I am pretty happy with it (though I may opt for a slightly longer new one).
So 18 gauge cords are out as are shorter ones.
With 4000 watts of generator power available, I don't want the cord to be a limiting factor.
Also, I would like it to be as all weather as possible, which looks like a cord with molded ends from the factory would be the ticket.
I have looked at quite a few online... The lack of specifics in the descriptions is driving me nuts.
Cords from 50.00 to 150.00 have pretty much the same info on them. There are some yellow ones out there for over 100.00... But since they are yellow, I doubt that they are rubber???
I don't mind spending some money on a better cord, but am leary of doing so just to end up with the same situation a few years from now.
My main gripe with my original cord is the wrestling match I gotta have with it when breaking camp at 20 degrees.
Other than that, I am pretty happy with it (though I may opt for a slightly longer new one).
So 18 gauge cords are out as are shorter ones.
With 4000 watts of generator power available, I don't want the cord to be a limiting factor.
Also, I would like it to be as all weather as possible, which looks like a cord with molded ends from the factory would be the ticket.
I have looked at quite a few online... The lack of specifics in the descriptions is driving me nuts.
Cords from 50.00 to 150.00 have pretty much the same info on them. There are some yellow ones out there for over 100.00... But since they are yellow, I doubt that they are rubber???
I don't mind spending some money on a better cord, but am leary of doing so just to end up with the same situation a few years from now.
