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Toad power cable from coach

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Richard Cooper:
Great!  Thanks.

I think I will order from Amazon.

Dick Simonis:
On the other hand, you can just buy a piece of 6 conductor protable cord in whatever length you need and put the connectors on from the damaged cord.  Cost should be less than $10..00.

Joel Weiss:

--- Quote from: Dick Simonis ---On the other hand, you can just buy a piece of 6 conductor protable cord in whatever length you need and put the connectors on from the damaged cord.  Cost should be less than $10..00.
--- End quote ---

We have the Blue Ox cable described in the Amazon listing.  IMHO having the coiled cord helps prevent damage from it dragging.  I put one "loop" of the coil over the towbar at the "Y" and that keeps the strain off of the connectors.

Joel Ashley:
There's nothing wrong with a coiled cord.  But a straight cord won't drag if it's the proper length and looped once over the tow arm that's on the coach's connector side.  Been doing it that way since 1985.

Joel

Robert Mathis:
I was in Camping World yesterday and they have the cords in stock. But I would just buy the six conductor cord and replace the damaged one. Just put the same colors to the same pins. I actually replaced my six pin motorhome end with a seven pin plug to do away with the adapter. (my coach has a seven pin plug, as do all of my trucks). I use my BlueOx to tow the Vue behind  my other vehicles as well when I need to take one in for service.

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