50 amp Power Cord

would like to know where to get it for 20 bucks !!

wa8yxm wrote:

Bill.Satellite wrote:

wa8yxm wrote:
30 or 50 amp?

I will assume 50 but this also applies to 30.. story follows (Short)

Home Depot Link

THe product says "Stays flexible in cold weather.

OUCH! $130 for a 15 foot cord.

No only about 20 bucks for the cord. The female end is over 80 dollars and the male end is cheaper. but not all that cheap.



So the cord is only about 20 bucks. and I do agree with OUCH!!!

UH don’t think so

I would say that my Rubber 50 amp power cord is the original that came with the 1996 motorhome. I will admit I have had to change the Marinco Twist lock and the male end. Let be add, that although its still very flexible, that thing still weights a ton or maybe I'm getting older/weaker!!!! LOL

Bill.Satellite wrote:

wa8yxm wrote:
30 or 50 amp?

I will assume 50 but this also applies to 30.. story follows (Short)

Home Depot Link

THe product says "Stays flexible in cold weather.

OUCH! $130 for a 15 foot cord.

No only about 20 bucks for the cord. The female end is over 80 dollars and the male end is cheaper. but not all that cheap.

So the cord is only about 20 bucks. and I do agree with OUCH!!!

$150 is a bargain compared to some of the prices I found when doing a search for pre-made cable. $300+ to $459 was the norm for a 25' SOOW.

OUCH! $130 for a 15 foot cord.
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Well the link I posted was for a 30 ft cord, minimal in my estimation. It was still darned expensive at $149 but much cheaper by the foot than that 15 ft one.

A short 10 footer will work many times and is less prone to walking away.

Bill.Satellite wrote:

wa8yxm wrote:
30 or 50 amp?

I will assume 50 but this also applies to 30.. story follows (Short)

Home Depot Link

THe product says "Stays flexible in cold weather.

OUCH! $130 for a 15 foot cord.

I doubt I could reach 90% of the power post with a 15’ cord!

I should have this on a cut n paste!!! Be sure to get QUALITY ends!!!

"SOW" 6/3 & 8/1 this cord came from a Construction 50A spider box. Small diameter and VERY flexible in all weather.

wa8yxm wrote:
30 or 50 amp?

I will assume 50 but this also applies to 30.. story follows (Short)

Home Depot Link

THe product says "Stays flexible in cold weather.

OUCH! $130 for a 15 foot cord.