Replacing the Male End of the RV Power Cord
I am needing to replace the male end of the shore power cord for my rv as the previous one had melted a bit at one of the connectors. My dilemma is to replace the male end with a replacement adapter ...
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newman fulltimer wrote:
buy a plug end at home delot 15 bucks and are built alot better
That is what I have done several times and agree while not weather proof it's decent quality and generally the male end is protected by the pedestal cover. If the male end is to be outside like in an extension situation then put the connection into a cheap plastic box to protect the whole connection.
Not sure if you can get a decent weather proof replacement male plug, but I doubt it's going to be cheap if you can.
Larry
