Shore Power inlet???

[lonerider]

I know I've seen pictures here of the plastic fixture that mounts on outside of trailer that has the 3 prong plug to hook an extension cord to the trailer for power but can't find it! Where do y'all get that??

[Wimperdink]

Here's what I used. http://tinyurl.com/3f5dyq3

[madjack]

I have bought mine at Academy Sporting Goods for around 15bux...they are commonly used for hardwired battery chargers on bass boats(at least around here).......................
madjack

[Shadow Catcher]

What you want may be one of the Marinco 30A inlets (they are fairly standard RV fare http://www.marinco.com/product/30-amp-1 ... dard-white
They are a bit expensive but do what they need to do, keep water out and transmit electricity.

[Big Dan]

They also make a stainles steel model.http://www.vintagetrailersupply.com/Marinco_30A_Stainless_Inlet_p/vts-272.htm

[lonerider]

Damn!!! Why so expensive for some plastic and a couple of plug ends??

[lonerider]

I have bought mine at Academy Sporting Goods for around 15bux...they are commonly used for hardwired battery chargers on bass boats(at least around here).......................
madjack

Now, that one I can afford...or...just run the extension cord up from underneath!

[GuitarPhotog]

I used this 15A inlet connector. Less than $20 at Amazon.com

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NV0V8C

<Chas>

[lonerider]

Yep, that'll work! Thanks

[chorizon]

Like MJ said, any local Academy has the Marinco 15A inlet you'd find somewhere online.

Only its cheaper and available locally.
Admittedly a deal-breaker for some people that like to pay for shipping & handling, wait for it come in the mail, and pay more , but I'm kind of a tightwad.

http://www.academy.com/index.php?page=content&target=products/outdoors/marine/batteries&start=16&selectedSKU=0180-02653-0042