Electric Hookups to Tow Vehicle
I made a stupid mistake on my last trip and left the electric cord to my tow vehicle too loose. It dragged on the ground and frayed the rubber insulation on the cord. The only lights that were affecte...
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SoundGuy wrote:Actually I meant weatherproof, which is close enough to waterproof. The computer was acting up this morning and I had to go to work so.... I just left it like that.Huntindog wrote:
... the plug wired to the cord is not a wheaterproof connection. The proper fix is to buy the entire heavy cord with the plug made into (moulded end)
it.
I'm sure that by "wheaterproof" connection Huntindog means a waterproof connection and to get that you don't want to just install a new Bargman plug on the existing cable but replace the entire cable with a plug that's factory molded on to the cable so it can't leak water into the plug itself. Sold everywhere.
As far as where such a cord connects to the TT wiring. It is not far at all. All of my TTs have had these connections just beyond the A frame under the TT. IMO, this is an easier fix than wiring up a new plug. It for sure is the "right" way to do it in my eyes.
