Toting RV power cord

A milk crate works great. I have a 25'power cord, a 50' extension cord ans 3 pigtails in one. Pretty heavy lifting in and out but I am 76 years old semi disabled and I manage it. They are available from Amazon and most container stores but if you talk right you might get one free from your grocer.

LKHA wrote:
What size SO cord I have seen anywhere from 10-4 to 6-4

You really need 6/4 to safely carry 50 amps any distance. The 40' of SO cable in the 3 gal. bucket is 6/4.

What size SO cord I have seen anywhere from 10-4 to 6-4

rhagfo wrote:

ford truck guy wrote:
I for one , would not want to wrestle that anaconda just to place plastic ties around it,,, Especially in the cold.. It takes on a shape of its own!

Well as mentioned before I killed the Anaconda and replaced with a very flexible solution. Total cost about $150 for 40'.
And it coils sooo easy, fits in this 3 gallon bucket at 35 degrees!

That is the only way to tame the anaconda! My 50amp was not the flex cord and It got old fast !

Not really mentioned, but sometimes it's worthwhile to make a 10'-15' cord that will be used the majority of the time and save the long one for when you need it.

I want to thank everyone that contributed to this thread.

It was informative to many. Many people have creative ideas on ways to do simple tasks. This sharing can help to have a better day.

Thank and safe travels, KEN

Veebyes wrote:
A laundry basket user here for the 50amp cord. Enough of the trailer end sticks out so that the whole thing does not have to be taken out. Pull what is needed out of the basket to reach the post & leave basket with remaining cord under trailer.

Did it the hard way for about 6 years before coming up with this easy way of dealing with it.

DUH!!!

That's exactly how I deal with mine: laundry basket that sits under the slide and take out what I need to reach the pedestal. Works very well.

A laundry basket user here for the 50amp cord. Enough of the trailer end sticks out so that the whole thing does not have to be taken out. Pull what is needed out of the basket to reach the post & leave basket with remaining cord under trailer.

Did it the hard way for about 6 years before coming up with this easy way of dealing with it.

DUH!!!

ford truck guy wrote:
I for one , would not want to wrestle that anaconda just to place plastic ties around it,,, Especially in the cold.. It takes on a shape of its own!

Well as mentioned before I killed the Anaconda and replaced with a very flexible solution. Total cost about $150 for 40'.
And it coils sooo easy, fits in this 3 gallon bucket at 35 degrees!

I for one , would not want to wrestle that anaconda just to place plastic ties around it,,, Especially in the cold.. It takes on a shape of its own!