Would you plug in here.

[CavemanCharlie]

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[CavemanCharlie]

mr. ed wrote:

NRALIFR wrote:
Power cords, maybe. It depends on if the plugs look safe and there’s actually adequate power available. In that specific situation I’d suspect there isn’t, and it would probably be more trouble than it’s worth.

The water hoses, I’ve never gotten that nonsense. I use my hose to fill my tank, period.

:):)

I've done the same as you. I never hooked up my water hose directly to my RV, but filled the tank instead. I felt uncomfortable having water pressure constantly in the lines and preferred to pressurize only when needed. That way, if there's a leak, damage may be minimized. If my water pump cycled too frequently when no water was being used, I would know there was a leakage somewhere (usually a faucet not completely shut off).

I do the same thing.

But, I also camp close to my home and I don't always trust the water at parks. I can carry enough water with me to take care of my weekend camping trips.

[mr__ed]

NRALIFR wrote:
Power cords, maybe. It depends on if the plugs look safe and there’s actually adequate power available. In that specific situation I’d suspect there isn’t, and it would probably be more trouble than it’s worth.

The water hoses, I’ve never gotten that nonsense. I use my hose to fill my tank, period.

:):)

I've done the same as you. I never hooked up my water hose directly to my RV, but filled the tank instead. I felt uncomfortable having water pressure constantly in the lines and preferred to pressurize only when needed. That way, if there's a leak, damage may be minimized. If my water pump cycled too frequently when no water was being used, I would know there was a leakage somewhere (usually a faucet not completely shut off).

[B_O__Plenty]

Looks like the Heartland National Rally I was at several years ago in Goshen.
B.O.

[Veebyes]

Anyone who has done anything like any festival has had to deal with that.

[FlatBroke]

They have power like that everywhere in Mexico. No one seemed concerned there.

[mobeewan]

ford truck guy wrote:

time2roll wrote:
Yes. Why not? Connect my water too.

that looks like a NASCAR race hook up !

Gives a whole new meaning to Pole position.

[DrewE]

dodge guy wrote:
IDE love to meet the electrician that wired the pedestal up. He is a god for it to not be smoking!

Not really; the circuit breaker just pops if there's more current than things are rated to handle. There's no real difference between five RVs each consuming 5 amps and one RV consuming 25A; either one would be okay on a 30A circuit, and indeed the pedestal would not "know" anything different one way or the other.

[dodge_guy]

IDE love to meet the electrician that wired the pedestal up. He is a god for it to not be smoking!

[lakeside013104]

Nope, I would not add to that mess. I can live off solar power for what my needs are.

Lakeside

[mdcamping]

DarkSkySeeker wrote:
It looks like that wall outlet in "A Christmas Story".

LOL I was just thinking of that

Mike

[2oldman]

Fire marshals come around often?

[Arcamper]

DarkSkySeeker wrote:
It looks like that wall outlet in "A Christmas Story".

Yep, it's just one to many!

[Hondavalk]

Looks like a typical fairgrounds to me. Been doing that at county fairs for 40 years. NP. Usually the biggest issue is hose weight on the water spigot.

[DarkSkySeeker]

It looks like that wall outlet in "A Christmas Story".