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Old 06-29-2018, 12:59 AM   #7
Beau388
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Brand: Thor Motor Coach
Model: Hurricane 31S
State: Texas
Posts: 4,183
THOR #6411
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Originally Posted by blw2 View Post
well, I think you'd have to use a dogbone adapter to bring the 50A source to the 30A extension cord..... then another dogbone adapter back at the other end...
it would be like plugging your 50A rig into the 30A outlet in a campground. Only half of your rig's panel would be powered....even still, I would be extremely cautious in keeping the loads light

It is real easy to wire a Furon 50 amp twist lock male end on to a 30 amp cord so no adapter is needed. My Hurricane 31S was built as a 30 amp coach and I converted it to 50 amps with a new power center and rear Mach EZ cub rear A/C. I already had the 35 ft 30 amp power cord and a 30 ft 30 amp extension cord, so I made the best use of them. I can run the converter, one A/C, the frig and the microwave on 30 amps. I find the 25 ft 50 amp power cord heavy cumbersome as compared to the 30 amp power cord so I use the 50 amp as little as I can. The only dog-bone I have is a 20 amp male plus 30 amp male to 50 amp female for those summer days in Texas when 50 amp pedestals are not available.
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