Electric Issue- 70s Holiday Rambler

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NewRver19

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  I am new to RV's and Campers. I just purchased a older model Holiday Rambler "70s'. It doesn't have any of the cables to hook up the electric. I purchased a connection online but it doesn't match up to my camper I haven't been able to find the right one. I have attached a Photo of my hook up on the Rambler. The L shape pin is on the wrong direction compared to all the cables I can find online. If anyone with more knowledge could point me in the right direction to get the cable I need.
 

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NewRver19 said:
  I am new to RV's and Campers. I just purchased a older model Holiday Rambler "70s'. It doesn't have any of the cables to hook up the electric. I purchased a connection online but it doesn't match up to my camper I haven't been able to find the right one. I have attached a Photo of my hook up on the Rambler. The L shape pin is on the wrong direction compared to all the cables I can find online. If anyone with more knowledge could point me in the right direction to get the cable I need.


nothing odd about it. It is a NEMA L50-30 120 volt 30 amp plug. Very common. The problem is now a days the trailer end of an RV cord has a locking ring on it which your rig doesn't have. So you will have Change the trailer plug to a locking ring type. I have attached 2 links to Amazon. Both items can be purchased a Amazon.  Go to camping world and look at there stuff and ask questions then go to Amazon and buy your stuff.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=30+amp+rv+extension+cord+with+twist+lock+female+end&ref=nb_sb_noss

https://www.amazon.com/EPICORD-30Amp-Power-Receptacle-Stainless/dp/B07GKX7L3H/ref=sr_1_12?keywords=30+amp+rv+receptacle&qid=1554009850&s=gateway&sr=8-12
 
What Cavie said....

Welcome to the RV Forum NewRver19

You want to make sure that plug gets a good connection....So a new updated plug is a good idea.
 
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