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Old 04-28-2013, 09:25 PM   #1
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30amp 120v male plug damaged

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I just purchased a 1989 25 foot Excella ASirstream from my 91 year old dad and 87 year old mother who stopped airstreaming last year. I noticed that the 30 amp plug needsd replacing because of a melt down of the plug. Can anyone tell me what is the best plug to replace it with. Iwent to Home Depot and got a Levington and not impressed with the quality. Thanks. I meant 125 volt, sorry.

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Old 04-28-2013, 09:40 PM   #2
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Hi John...Go to an RV place....like Camper World, etc., there you will find the exact choice you want. I am not sure which plug your talking about.
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Old 04-29-2013, 12:44 AM   #3
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Since you live in Florida, you may also find what you need at marine supply stores, like West Marine. In fact, marine parts are often more durable (and expensive); because they are designed to be used under much more severe conditions (e.g., near saltwater).

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Uh, Phoenix, the marine shore power cords are for a locking plug at the pedestal. Every campground I've been to uses straight-bladed plugs.

John, quality is indeed a problem with replacement plugs. You can look at the Camco ones which might be a little better (try Amazon.com).
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If you want a molded-on plug, you might just replace the whole inlet power cord. I'm not sure the molded-on are higher quality. The Levinton replacement plug may look clunky but it's probably as good as you will find at Camping Whirled.
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