Replacing 30amp male plug
The male end of my 30amp plug is kinda Burnt from being plugged into a 110 extension. It looks like replacing the male end of cord is pretty straight forward. Any precautions I should take first? I'm...
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pianotuna wrote:
And if the inlet gets over loaded, arcs and "burned" will it be easy to find in a small resort town?
I think cutting the cord is a good idea. But leave a four foot pig tail and put on a standard male three prong 30 amp RV plug. Then install a female plug on the remaining cord.DavidP wrote:
You may want to consider installing an inlet and using a detachable cord.
I'm in the keys and there are no rv shops. My choices are west marine, Kmart, and home depot. I checked out a true value and the only plug they had was really cheap and not meant for outdoors. Which store do you think I'll have the best luck at. I'm on bicycle so I'm trying not to ride all around the island.
