My son and I just installed a 30 amp outlet on the side of my shop for my RV. Watch You Tube tutorials. You must wire in a 110 breaker in the electrical box. NOT a 220 breaker.
It also means that they would have to put a different plug on their welder. 🤔 How can I save some money and use these spare parts I found lying around…
Each time. Every time. We'll have customers ask "why do I need one of those?" I always say "Well if you got something like a new laptop for a few hundred bucks, then you'd plug it into a surge guard, right? Well then what about your new RV for potentially tens of thousands of dollars? You would also want that protected, right?" At that point usually the answer is pretty obvious
This is exactly my problem today in a rented RV in my driveway while the termite exterminators are tenting my house! So far, my ricemaker went POP, and the over-the-stove microwave died. I can't get the owner of the RV to listen to me that welder plug just shown is a mistake! When she comes by today with an "adapter" she just got overnighted to herself (I have no idea what she's talking about), should I suggest she plug the RV into a 110v outlet on the side of the garage? I only need lights and the fridge in the RV. The weather is good, no need for ac or anything big.
🤓 I have a tip for RV owners: don’t assume, ask. I believe we all know what assuming does. That’s right, it burns up your RV😂. Admit it, you thought I was going to write something else.
I had a buddy that almost did that at his farm he had an old shop that had a 30 amp plug in with an old plug in. He decided to get a new 30 amp rv outlet box and wired it outside so he could plug his camper in. Lucky for him that I was visiting him that day just before he went to plug it in and I asked him if it was a 240 setup or a 120? He wasn't sure and luckily his brother-in-law came over and used his multimeter and found out that it was a 240 amp for an old Lincoln welder. I've since bought one myself and check to make sure that the polarity is correct before I plug in, especially important to do for a private campground. I've found twice now that it was hooked up wrong. I paid under 75 for my multimeter and it has already saved me thousands of dollars. All you do is put one in the neutral (top hole) and the left and it will read your voltage if it is connected correctly. If it reads zero try the right side and if it reading the proper voltage then they hooked it up in reverse. If it does read correctly I still use my adapter cord just in case there is a power surge or brown out. Buying a new adapter cord is a lot cheaper than rewiring your trailer and/or replacing you electronics if they are fried.
This video saved my brand new geo pro - my electrician put in a 220 - and I wouldn’t have known it. Watched this video and called him - he came right away and changed it. If it’s a dual pull it’s probably 220 but regardless you have to check the voltage if you don’t know wiring. Thank god I watched this today!!!
I just did the same, only I’m the electrician. The only 30 amp single pole breakers I’ve ever installed were for well pumps, had no clue about rv’s. I’m heading down tomorrow to see how much it’s going to cost me.
I had a 30 amp plug in installed on to the side of my house just for plugging my RV into. It's nice being able to run the air conditioner while packing it for a trip!
Don’t blow up your camper. I heard music in the background. That’s a great tip don’t blow up your camper. I heard that sone people have done that. Thank you josh for the tip. Hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas! 🎄🎄🎁🎁
YIKES!!! When I had a house, I had an electrician put a plug on my house for campers (for visiting relatives). I didn't realize you could actually have the same plug with 220w.
I almost blew up my camper wiring, I plugged in my surge protector and when I got a red light we figured out the problem before plugging in the camper. Total life saving device!
I have wired in several of those plugs over the years with it's own 30A single pole breaker for when family visits or if I visited them. Whoever did that plugging in should have asked the house owner or called before trying to just plug in to a box. Takes just a second to do simple things to not burn down a trailer or house.
I have the same thing in my garage. I Made an adapter so I can plug my RV into it. I was a little scared the first time I used it. Took some creativity but works awesome. You have to eliminate one of the hot sides. .....................................................YOU DA MAN MR NERD..........................................
It's been said before, but I'll say it again, always, always check the outlet first with a surge protector before plugging in your RV. It's also good to check the electrical before unhooking your RV and then find out the outlet is bad and you have to move.
Wholly crap! Now that's super scary! Thanks for the safety tip! I never even gave that a thought. I've never plugged into anything but a campground plug. And now I might never plug into anything other than a campground type pedistal. Thanks Uncle Josh!
I have a 50amp camper and put in a 30amp box on my garage I use the 50 to 30 adapter cord and have had no problems. We did that right after we bought our first camper. People need to make sure they plug into the right out let. Good video for newbies.
So did u plug the regulator to the garage ? I have a 50 amp camper plugging into a double wide we have a 50 to 30 converter but it's in the middle of the cords ? Do we need a surge protector also and where does it go? On the trailer before u plug in the camper?
Glad you like them! I've never really done shorts before but I feel like quick updates/tips like this are good for this format Otherwise I end up taking a video like this and turning it into a 9 minute yackathon lol
I only stick my plug where was finger was before it, LOL! Seriously I'm a Ham Op those things have killed for less, he was lucky he didn't get shocked or worst plugging into it. If we mouchdock I have a drawdown to 15amps dogbone to plug into 110AC I'll try to use a grounded regular outlet with nothing else active on the Breaker gotta be careful.
LOL.... i was wondering when i would hear about some dumb ass plugging in to 220, given the shape of the plug i figured it was inevitable someone would do it, rather than get a proper adapter to plug in to normal house socket, only about 25 30 bucks at home depot.... i never even owned an rv before and i know about those.
It's such an easy mistake to make for someone not familiar with stuff like this. Real talk: Before I worked in the business I could've 100% made that same mistake. It's not exactly something they teach in elementary school lol. I think people see a plug that fits their camper's cord and go "well that must be it!"
My dad did that exact thing. He was visiting a family friend who has plugs for RVs and plugged into the wrong plug for a welder. Fried the voltage converter and the inverter for the motorhome (there were sparks) - family friend said it wasnt the first time it had happened
Lol geting stuff like that done in Cullman Al. Either cost a fortune or they don't show up at all.thats why me n my son wired our camper plug ourselves from a you tube vid.we pray it don't blow up.
I’ve heard of this happening. Are people plugging a 30 amp RV (Nema TT30) into a Nema 10-50 or Nema 10-30 (both 220v) or are people miswiring TT-30 outlets? Anyhoo, my welder is Nema 6-50 so a person shouldn’t be able to plug an RV in to it at all.
each bus is 120v though? I only wire houses not campers but appliances like a range or dryer still only have 120v from either hot to the neutral. a sub panel works the same way
This is exactly my problem today in a rented RV in my driveway while the termite exterminators are tenting my house! So far, my ricemaker went POP, and the over-the-stove microwave died. I can't get the owner of the RV to listen to me that welder plug just shown is a mistake! When she comes by today with an "adapter" she just got overnighted to herself (I have no idea what she's talking about), should I suggest she plug the RV into a 110v outlet on the side of the garage? I only need lights and the fridge in the RV. The weather is good, no need for ac or anything big. @JoshtheRVNerd
I see this all the time as a electrician. People see 30 amp and they think its like a old 240 volt. 30 Amp dryer outlet and wire it 240 volt instead of 120 volt.
I see/hear about it once a year or so in passing. I'm sure it's something our service team hears about a little more often. It's never an "easy fix" Takes forever to figure out exactly what's fried and what's not. We have to pull the RV in. Figure out where the power is going and not going. Fix what isn't working. Check again. See if there's another "stop" down the line. Fix that. Check again. It's a *very* time consuming thing and most RV electrical is not easy to access.
I believe some ovens also have plugs like that, still wired for 220, yes! No notification on this one either. Not sure if you got my second response to the last short - come to think of it, I don't think I see second responses on any video, only replies to the first comments... Anyway, I did some digging and what seems to be the "best" way to push out shorts is to initially upload them as unlisted, then set them as an instant premiere and publish them.
I don’t think shorts ding notifications They’re intended I think to be something creators can blast a ton of without spamming their audience Not my goal I might have a few a week as I get a moment. That’s about it
@@Brigand231 I think it's intentional as there's a baseline difference between shorts and normal videos. Shorts exist so people can basically blast out as many as they please. That would light up subscriber notifications. I don't plan to make a "main diet" of them. I'll keep doing what I've been doing and splash a few in here and there
@ JoshtheRVNerd... A 50ft. 30 amp Plugged into a Surge Protector and that's plugged into a 30amp to 110 volt adapter, would that suffice?... Or would you suggest a different approach?
What if I plugged into a 15 Watt outlet I believe to power up a 30 amp camper with the adapter every thing was working fine for 2 weekends but now I have no thermostat or water heater but everything else works microwave basically power ran by battery just lost trying to figure this out instead of waiting in line for it to be looked at lol thanks
Not something I can diagnose from here. You're not providing your RV with all the power it needs. Sometimes running things on low power is just as damaging as too much power since devices have specific power ranges in which they're intended to operate
@@JoshtheRVNerd so if you had to guess what do you think it is I mean how does it work one week sit for a week then I go to use it for the weekend and nothing it's just weird lol thanks
It's 100% a good idea. But also important I think to remember a tool is only as good as the person using it. If you don't have the knowledge, then the tool won't help you!
And that’s why they should use a 110 plug for a camper or they should hook it up to 230 ridiculous. Did you guys use this magical 30 amp plug that fits in a 230 bought a bunch of rim rods the people that build campers are the biggest crooks on the planet that personally you but the companies that build them.
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My son and I just installed a 30 amp outlet on the side of my shop for my RV. Watch You Tube tutorials. You must wire in a 110 breaker in the electrical box. NOT a 220 breaker.
30A rv plug wont go into a 240v welder outlet.....unless....someone did there own outlet riggin'.
Correct. Different terminal locations
It also means that they would have to put a different plug on their welder. 🤔 How can I save some money and use these spare parts I found lying around…
BS scare crap that maybe gets followers. I like Josh’s content but stick to reviewing RVs.
This boys and girls is why the use of RV surge protectors all the time every time are so important.
Each time. Every time.
We'll have customers ask "why do I need one of those?"
I always say "Well if you got something like a new laptop for a few hundred bucks, then you'd plug it into a surge guard, right? Well then what about your new RV for potentially tens of thousands of dollars? You would also want that protected, right?"
At that point usually the answer is pretty obvious
I plugged into something miswired..
Now my RV is in a ring of fire
It burned down down down
My wife yells louder
I think I need a cup of clam chowder
I thought that song was a nice touch lol
And a tip for home owners. Mark the box 220/240 30amp.
Brilliant
@@JoshtheRVNerd I’m an retired electrician. And those boxes should be marked out so this doesn’t happen. So great info again from you !
This is exactly my problem today in a rented RV in my driveway while the termite exterminators are tenting my house!
So far, my ricemaker went POP, and the over-the-stove microwave died.
I can't get the owner of the RV to listen to me that welder plug just shown is a mistake!
When she comes by today with an "adapter" she just got overnighted to herself (I have no idea what she's talking about), should I suggest she plug the RV into a 110v outlet on the side of the garage?
I only need lights and the fridge in the RV. The weather is good, no need for ac or anything big.
🤓 I have a tip for RV owners: don’t assume, ask. I believe we all know what assuming does. That’s right, it burns up your RV😂. Admit it, you thought I was going to write something else.
I had a buddy that almost did that at his farm he had an old shop that had a 30 amp plug in with an old plug in. He decided to get a new 30 amp rv outlet box and wired it outside so he could plug his camper in. Lucky for him that I was visiting him that day just before he went to plug it in and I asked him if it was a 240 setup or a 120? He wasn't sure and luckily his brother-in-law came over and used his multimeter and found out that it was a 240 amp for an old Lincoln welder. I've since bought one myself and check to make sure that the polarity is correct before I plug in, especially important to do for a private campground. I've found twice now that it was hooked up wrong. I paid under 75 for my multimeter and it has already saved me thousands of dollars. All you do is put one in the neutral (top hole) and the left and it will read your voltage if it is connected correctly. If it reads zero try the right side and if it reading the proper voltage then they hooked it up in reverse. If it does read correctly I still use my adapter cord just in case there is a power surge or brown out. Buying a new adapter cord is a lot cheaper than rewiring your trailer and/or replacing you electronics if they are fried.
oh my gosh.. textbook example of "Crisis Averted!"
Probably best to carry a multimeter with you to check what kind of power is available thanks for the tip Josh👍❤🇺🇲
For sure, but even then if you're not properly trained.. FIND SOMEONE THAT IS!! This isn't the time to become a scientist lol
Whoever installed the outlet screwed up. They used the wrong outlet for a 220 ckt. The neutral blade is different between the 110 and 220 circuits.
Exactly my thoughts
It’s much different. Duh
This video saved my brand new geo pro - my electrician put in a 220 - and I wouldn’t have known it. Watched this video and called him - he came right away and changed it. If it’s a dual pull it’s probably 220 but regardless you have to check the voltage if you don’t know wiring. Thank god I watched this today!!!
Wow 😮
I was hoping to help some people but to actually read it.. it’s different
So glad you made that call!!
I just did the same, only I’m the electrician. The only 30 amp single pole breakers I’ve ever installed were for well pumps, had no clue about rv’s. I’m heading down tomorrow to see how much it’s going to cost me.
Oooo…that’s scary. That plug in receiver does look the box at a campground. Thanks, you always present great information.👍
Thanks for watching!
I had a 50/30/15 box installed at my house. Best thing ever
Brilliant!
I had a 30 amp plug in installed on to the side of my house just for plugging my RV into. It's nice being able to run the air conditioner while packing it for a trip!
Don’t blow up your camper. I heard music in the background. That’s a great tip don’t blow up your camper. I heard that sone people have done that. Thank you josh for the tip. Hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas! 🎄🎄🎁🎁
Ty Sherri. Merry Christmas to you!
I always check any outlet with a digital volt meter BEFORE plugging in...
Great tip buddy. Always appreciated!
Glad to help
Good advice. And also applies to women.
Great advice, don’t just go sticking your plug into any outlet you come across that looks halfway decent, the wiring could be afoul on the inside.
YIKES!!! When I had a house, I had an electrician put a plug on my house for campers (for visiting relatives). I didn't realize you could actually have the same plug with 220w.
Like dryer plugs yeah
I'll never understand how you can plug in a cord that is designed not to fit into any other outlet!?
Great tip! I have a 30 amp outlet for my portable generator and thankfully I didn’t try using it.
I almost blew up my camper wiring, I plugged in my surge protector and when I got a red light we figured out the problem before plugging in the camper. Total life saving device!
Good job!
I have wired in several of those plugs over the years with it's own 30A single pole breaker for when family visits or if I visited them. Whoever did that plugging in should have asked the house owner or called before trying to just plug in to a box. Takes just a second to do simple things to not burn down a trailer or house.
At least once a year I hear something like this. Hoping we can help someone avoid a really costly and potentially seriously dangerous mistake
I have the same thing in my garage. I Made an adapter so I can plug my RV into it. I was a little scared the first time I used it. Took some creativity but works awesome. You have to eliminate one of the hot sides. .....................................................YOU DA MAN MR NERD..........................................
You're a braver man than I!
It's been said before, but I'll say it again, always, always check the outlet first with a surge protector before plugging in your RV. It's also good to check the electrical before unhooking your RV and then find out the outlet is bad and you have to move.
Yesssss
And that's one more reason to use a quality surge protector....cuz it also stops plugging into the wrong voltage plug!
Facts. Facts. Facts.
Great tip.... and many of comments are super helpful too.... keep em’ coming!
Will do!! Glad to see people are liking these
Wholly crap! Now that's super scary! Thanks for the safety tip! I never even gave that a thought. I've never plugged into anything but a campground plug. And now I might never plug into anything other than a campground type pedistal. Thanks Uncle Josh!
It's not common, but man it's catastrophic when it happens. And it goes wrong FAST
I have a 50amp camper and put in a 30amp box on my garage I use the 50 to 30 adapter cord and have had no problems. We did that right after we bought our first camper. People need to make sure they plug into the right out let. Good video for newbies.
Good call
So did u plug the regulator to the garage ? I have a 50 amp camper plugging into a double wide we have a 50 to 30 converter but it's in the middle of the cords ? Do we need a surge protector also and where does it go? On the trailer before u plug in the camper?
Love this! I subscribe to channels that take the time to put out tips on shorts! This is perfect use of shorts😀
Good because these are still new to me. Hard for me not to yack and yack and yack
Keep these type videos coming!
Luv them
Glad you like them! I've never really done shorts before but I feel like quick updates/tips like this are good for this format
Otherwise I end up taking a video like this and turning it into a 9 minute yackathon lol
I only stick my plug where was finger was before it, LOL! Seriously I'm a Ham Op those things have killed for less, he was lucky he didn't get shocked or worst plugging into it. If we mouchdock I have a drawdown to 15amps dogbone to plug into 110AC I'll try to use a grounded regular outlet with nothing else active on the Breaker gotta be careful.
You had me at " Blow-up " Was that music by chance or were you really playing "Ring of Fire"? AWSOME
😉 yep 👍🏻
One of my favorites! June wrote it about falling in love with Johnny and Johnny killed it! Love the horns!
lol
I was just about to wire a 220 in for a camper before I saw your video. Thank you
LOL.... i was wondering when i would hear about some dumb ass plugging in to 220, given the shape of the plug i figured it was inevitable someone would do it, rather than get a proper adapter to plug in to normal house socket, only about 25 30 bucks at home depot.... i never even owned an rv before and i know about those.
It's such an easy mistake to make for someone not familiar with stuff like this. Real talk: Before I worked in the business I could've 100% made that same mistake.
It's not exactly something they teach in elementary school lol.
I think people see a plug that fits their camper's cord and go "well that must be it!"
So then do a video what is needed to set up a mooch dock for property
Simple put a flat head screw driver in there. If its too much voltage youll turn into marv in home alone
Hahahaa man stop it lol
Great advice! A lot of people don’t know there is a difference.
TY Toby!
Good point. Thanks!
You bet!
Great potentially life saving advice.
You guys need to sub to Josh. He is THE resource for all things 5th wheels and travel trailers
So do I need to Venmo you payment for this incredible kindness or..?? lol :)
Thank you for the tip.
Our pleasure!
Great tip Josh!
Glad it was helpful!
My dad did that exact thing.
He was visiting a family friend who has plugs for RVs and plugged into the wrong plug for a welder.
Fried the voltage converter and the inverter for the motorhome (there were sparks) - family friend said it wasnt the first time it had happened
I learned this when I flipped the switch on the power supply on an old desktop computer. That lets all the magic smoke out.
Yeah once the magic smoke gets out they stop working
Every machine is a smoke machine if you operate it wrong enough
Lol geting stuff like that done in Cullman Al. Either cost a fortune or they don't show up at all.thats why me n my son wired our camper plug ourselves from a you tube vid.we pray it don't blow up.
A cheap little multimeter will save your bacon!
Funny part is I am currently wearing bacon socks
How much campers do you have-...?
I’ve heard of this happening. Are people plugging a 30 amp RV (Nema TT30) into a Nema 10-50 or Nema 10-30 (both 220v) or are people miswiring TT-30 outlets?
Anyhoo, my welder is Nema 6-50 so a person shouldn’t be able to plug an RV in to it at all.
each bus is 120v though? I only wire houses not campers but appliances like a range or dryer still only have 120v from either hot to the neutral. a sub panel works the same way
This guy walks so smooth it looks like he’s floating 😂
I guess it's a skill I developed over the years. I don't use a gimbal or anything
This is exactly my problem today in a rented RV in my driveway while the termite exterminators are tenting my house!
So far, my ricemaker went POP, and the over-the-stove microwave died.
I can't get the owner of the RV to listen to me that welder plug just shown is a mistake!
When she comes by today with an "adapter" she just got overnighted to herself (I have no idea what she's talking about), should I suggest she plug the RV into a 110v outlet on the side of the garage?
I only need lights and the fridge in the RV. The weather is good, no need for ac or anything big.
@JoshtheRVNerd
@JoshtheRVNerd
I guess that's a yes
What if your rv is capable of 30 amp and 50 amp. Could you still plug into that being 240.
I did this! Fried my power inverter and microwave. I was pissed! Homeowner said it was 110v and it was 220v.
And it happens fast
I see this all the time as a electrician. People see 30 amp and they think its like a old 240 volt. 30 Amp dryer outlet and wire it 240 volt instead of 120 volt.
Yes. Exactly this. We're so used to one plug ALWAYS providing one type of power. Throws us all off
A man to that josh
I appreciate the fact that you still call him a friend
Trust me I have done plenty of stupid things myself. You gotta love them THROUGH the stupid lol
@@JoshtheRVNerd 🤔. Nah. I prefer to deny knowing them and talk stuff behind their back. That to me is more full filling. 😂😂🤔 its true
@@JoshtheRVNerd Seriously though. I have to ask. Are you the type that makes a mistake and then look around to see if anybody saw you?
Plot twist: Josh was the friend.
@@aguyandhiscomputer and that folks is why you should always have your friends sign a NDA or in Posh Joshs case a gag order😂😂
I could see this happening!
I see/hear about it once a year or so in passing. I'm sure it's something our service team hears about a little more often. It's never an "easy fix"
Takes forever to figure out exactly what's fried and what's not. We have to pull the RV in. Figure out where the power is going and not going. Fix what isn't working. Check again. See if there's another "stop" down the line. Fix that. Check again.
It's a *very* time consuming thing and most RV electrical is not easy to access.
I believe some ovens also have plugs like that, still wired for 220, yes!
No notification on this one either. Not sure if you got my second response to the last short - come to think of it, I don't think I see second responses on any video, only replies to the first comments... Anyway, I did some digging and what seems to be the "best" way to push out shorts is to initially upload them as unlisted, then set them as an instant premiere and publish them.
I don’t think shorts ding notifications
They’re intended I think to be something creators can blast a ton of without spamming their audience
Not my goal
I might have a few a week as I get a moment. That’s about it
@@JoshtheRVNerd Gotcha. I often get frustrated when stuff shows up and we're not told, like someone's trying to hide stuff from us.
@@Brigand231 I think it's intentional as there's a baseline difference between shorts and normal videos. Shorts exist so people can basically blast out as many as they please. That would light up subscriber notifications.
I don't plan to make a "main diet" of them. I'll keep doing what I've been doing and splash a few in here and there
One plug doesn't fit into another Outlet
@ JoshtheRVNerd...
A 50ft. 30 amp Plugged into a Surge Protector and that's plugged into a 30amp to 110 volt adapter, would that suffice?... Or would you suggest a different approach?
Apologies I don't follow
What you're describing sounds like you're just dropping down to 15a household power
Why would the connector fit in the first place? If both were done right there shouldn’t be any issues.
The two plugs mentioned fit the same profile. It’s stupid and shouldn’t be the case
But it is
@@JoshtheRVNerd just like plumbing or tube fittings, really irritating things that fit together can be potentially hazardous 🤦♂️
Write 220 V in sharpie inside the box.
“NOT FOR CAMPERS”
My dad gave me this same advice about dating.
Dude hahahaha
What if I plugged into a 15 Watt outlet I believe to power up a 30 amp camper with the adapter every thing was working fine for 2 weekends but now I have no thermostat or water heater but everything else works microwave basically power ran by battery just lost trying to figure this out instead of waiting in line for it to be looked at lol thanks
Not something I can diagnose from here. You're not providing your RV with all the power it needs. Sometimes running things on low power is just as damaging as too much power since devices have specific power ranges in which they're intended to operate
@@JoshtheRVNerd so if you had to guess what do you think it is I mean how does it work one week sit for a week then I go to use it for the weekend and nothing it's just weird lol thanks
I guess it would be handy for RV owner to purchase a voltmeter; and learn how to use it. 😋👍
Good TIP, Josh!
Seriously though -- if you don't KNOW what you're reading, then this is not the time to "learn on the fly"
I think I'm going to blow up my camper because I refuse to watch RUclips shorts :/
Kidding not kidding?! Thank you for the tip!!
😆
So I did this! So what do I do now? Nothing works
Repair shop I’m afraid
I did it 😢 i thought cuz you have thick extension cord
Ask or wait before you do things wrong
What's Nex what i have to fix some one know?
Sorry I don’t understand that question
@@JoshtheRVNerd what happen when you connect 220 v
To my 30 amp
That could of ended bad.
Scary bad
Blow up the commode .
Just carry a multimeter around with the camper. Test em first
It's 100% a good idea. But also important I think to remember a tool is only as good as the person using it. If you don't have the knowledge, then the tool won't help you!
👍👍👍👍👍
🔥 💥
This is why I don't have a camper, I use a cardboard box... It's cheaper too
Make sure you get a shop razor and cut a ventilation hole!
Glad i live in a country with 230v as a standard 🤣
Why not check with a meter, duh
Why are the plugs the same? That is a horrible design.
👀
Walk with your own.
You look like you're floating not walking!
I’ve heard that before. I just have a lot of practice walking smoothly. I don’t even use fancy gimbal stabilizers or anything like that
WTH!!!!
Wow everyone knows that.
We hear stuff like this a few times a year unfortunately
And that’s why they should use a 110 plug for a camper or they should hook it up to 230 ridiculous. Did you guys use this magical 30 amp plug that fits in a 230 bought a bunch of rim rods the people that build campers are the biggest crooks on the planet that personally you but the companies that build them.
I don’t like that so I can get it delivered right now lol I don’t care blah blah blah oh no what happened
Cool story but not physically possible that a camper 120 30 amp cord would fit in a 220 30 amp outlet. Nice try
Thanks 4 da tip buddy but ....U are starting to drive me absolutely crazy!!😑
How’s that??
Please don't get me wrong, but your snippet kept playing over n over. YES, MY FAULT! I WANTED MORE OF NEW YOU, NOT SNIPPET RE-RUNS! I have learned many things from you! I thank you, I respect your point of view, I would trust buying from you. I am in MN I thought about truly buying from you. Now you will be doing something else, which I didn't hear you say! Maybe you didnt? I believe your Brother will do an excellent job also!
I am selling my home, which is too big for me, I then plan on a lot of travel! Water to water.
This video is based on his own ignorance there is no way a 30 amp plug is the same as a 220
Please don't start flooding channel with shorts. I unsub to channels that do. Keep then to tictok
Might do a few here and there. Definitely not going to be making three a day. Maybe a couple a week?
I love it my dumbass neighbor. Just bought 5 th wheel 50 amp . Hooked up wrong blew his whole 200 amp circuit up