Quality Shore power cord

Huntindog wrote:
Let me try again.

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???

Let me try this again, answering your question. It becomes obvious you are looking for us to provide a Link you can click on and order one without leaving your home. That is certainly fine with me. As going to a General Air Welding shop, with your current cord in hand, or a picture of the connector on the end, then describing your needed use to the sales staff (as some generators use a different twist off connectors to ensure they do not become disconnected from the vibration of the generator or use) just put into your Google search Extreme weather Use Power Cord and you instantly get 26,300,000 results. As long as you use a 12ga or 10ga cord, irrelevant on the color of the cord, you will meet your needs for powering up with a generator. I ran a generator everyday for over 2 years as I began Full timing and am very familiar with your situation, as I am almost to 6 years Full timing and boondocking over 1,980 of these nights. But now use 1,860 watts, of solar, to meet my fulltiming, boondocking demands.

Here is a good example that will meet your needs. It is also available in shorter lengths. I would not get a cord smaller in gauge than 12g. You can also cut off these cord ends and attach your own, to match your generator, or pay someone to do it for you.

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Extreme Weather power cord 12/3 Clicky