50 amp plug handle

[ReVoker]

I have a 50 amp cord with molded ends but no handle. Is there some way to attach a handle to the cord instead of cutting off what is there? Just looking for ease of unplugging when camping.

[want-a-be]

I use a couple of wire ties, put one tight around the plug and hook another to it for pulling.
Good Luck

[dkreuzen]

Chris Bryant wrote:
Found them- Coil-n-wrap Plug Dogs

These are what I have been using for years. Works great.

[accsys]

One advantage to the Plug Dogs is they will allow the panel cover to completely close on top of them, unlike the hard Camco plugs. That should keep them from getting wet as well.

[wa8yxm]

Lynnmor wrote:

Chris Bryant wrote:
Found them- Coil-n-wrap Plug Dogs

I wonder if they might tickle when wet.

Not that I ever noticed.. and thanks for saving me the time it would have taken for me to find a link.. I second your recommendation.

[Chris_Bryant]

Lynnmor wrote:

Chris Bryant wrote:
Found them- Coil-n-wrap Plug Dogs

I wonder if they might tickle when wet.

I thought about it, and came to the conclusion that they would not- any more than unplugging a wet plug would.

[Lynnmor]

Chris Bryant wrote:
Found them- Coil-n-wrap Plug Dogs

I wonder if they might tickle when wet.

[Happy_Prospecto]

I use the 50 amp rv plug handle that Camping World sells.

[Chris_Bryant]

Found them- Coil-n-wrap Plug Dogs

[Cummins12V98]

Typically the moulded ends on a 50A cord are junk and they don't last long. May as well swap them out to the Camco ends and be done with it.

[Chris_Bryant]

There used to be a fabric strap that went around the plug. Made of nylon, they had cutouts that the plug blades went through Haven't seen them for a while though.

[westend]

Here's something I might try---Buy a pipe clamp big enough to fit around the smallest part of the molded plug. You can then clamp a handle to the cordset. If you get one of these clamps with the threaded fitting, you can attach pieces of pipe and fittings to cobble up a decent handle---