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Old 11-20-2011, 05:09 PM   #1
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I picked this up in Quartzsite today. I have been looking for something like this and the ones I saw were way over priced. I really hate dragging out that 50 amp cord, especially in cool weather. It is all but impossible to roll it back up at times. With this I can use a 30 amp cord that is a lot more user friendly. Another plus is that I can now go from 50 to 30 to 15 and not have to mess with the heavy cord.

The second pic is the storage space behind our range. I added a few shelves to keep things organized. Sewer stuff on the bottom, electrical in the center and clean water on the top.
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Old 11-20-2011, 07:38 PM   #2
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One can never go wrong with a couple of adapters on hand. My 30amp can be a challenge when it's cold, can't imagine rolling up a 50amp!

Not to many TT's have an outside storage cabinet like in your photo..., but I was fortunate that my '05' Eagle came with one located on the backside of my double-door wardrobe cabinet. Don't know what I would do without one (now that would be an interesting mod).

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ps: Quartzsite is on my bucket list.
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Old 11-20-2011, 08:38 PM   #3
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Those are nice. I had to go back to my dealer to purchase one the first time we brought the new rig home. I forgot that I had a 30a service in my home parking spot and no way to adapt it to the Marinco input. Now I don't have to wrestle the 50a all the time. All I am limited to is running 1 AC at a time.

I paid about $75 bucks for it, I'll bet you beat that by a mile at Quartzsite.
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Norty1, I found some for more than $75. I picked this one up for $65. I wasn't happy but now I don't have to look any more. Next move is to find a 30amp cord at a swap meet for the right price.
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I wanted the same thing. I also did not want to use an adapter. I spent a little more money and bought cord and built in adapter at amazon. Heres the link.

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I had a 25' 30a extension cord from my old rig. Turns out. I use it more than the 50a cause it is always plugged in at home to 30a service.
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Dlfeather, that is the best deal yet. 25' cord with the right ends. By the time I get a 30 amp cord I am sure the Amazon one will be cheaper. And no sales tax. That is a good find.
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Dlfeather, that is the best deal yet. 25' cord with the right ends. By the time I get a 30 amp cord I am sure the Amazon one will be cheaper. And no sales tax. That is a good find.
It is nice but expensive. Our local Walmart carries the extension cords.
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