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I think that Hubbell one would work just fine, but that one from Geno's is a lot cleaner looking (the plug itself). Have you tried calling Geno's to inquire how the Cummins plug attaches to the bracket? If it can be removed, it would be ideal, as you stated.
Have you tried calling Geno's to inquire how the Cummins plug attaches to the bracket? If it can be removed, it would be ideal, as you stated.
I'll secound the idea of the Hubbell version looks like it will work just fine. My question/thought on the one from Geno's...what are the odds Cummins & Navistar used the same heater element? If it was me, I'd be interested in seeing the element end of the cord.
Yeah, I emailed Geno's yeterday. We'll see what they say. I'll check out the PT catalog, now that you mention it I remember seeing they had some options. But that was long ago when I was looking for a plug heater for my Mazda.
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