block heater cord plug
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Originally Posted by MAKO314
where did you guys get the flush mounted block heater plug. is it a marine part or what. thanks
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From: Central, Al
http://www.iboats.com/mall/?keywords..._in_category=t
Some of the Shore power connectors should work
6 down on the page
Hubbell Shore Power Inlet
Inlet - 316 Stainless Steel
Spare Interior F/Hbl303ss, Hbl303nm 10
Stainless Steel 30A/125V-2 Pole 3 Wire
Some of the Shore power connectors should work
6 down on the page
Hubbell Shore Power Inlet
Inlet - 316 Stainless Steel
Spare Interior F/Hbl303ss, Hbl303nm 10
Stainless Steel 30A/125V-2 Pole 3 Wire
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thanks man I was wanting to do this mod but did not know where to get the plug. again thanks
Originally Posted by amiller93
http://www.iboats.com/mall/?keywords=brand_354_Hubbell&category_id=5&search_i n_category=t
Some of the Shore power connectors should work
6 down on the page
Hubbell Shore Power Inlet
Inlet - 316 Stainless Steel
Spare Interior F/Hbl303ss, Hbl303nm 10
Stainless Steel 30A/125V-2 Pole 3 Wire
Some of the Shore power connectors should work
6 down on the page
Hubbell Shore Power Inlet
Inlet - 316 Stainless Steel
Spare Interior F/Hbl303ss, Hbl303nm 10
Stainless Steel 30A/125V-2 Pole 3 Wire
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Marinco Onboard charger inlet.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...?albumid=25310
Here is the plug I used. It is from West Marine and it is a "Marinco" brand it is called an "onboard charger inlet". You basically get an extention cord about 2 feet long. Plug your block heater into the female end of the cord. Cut it off about 2 feet and pull it through the hole you drilled to mount the charger inlet. Attatch the stripped ends of the 2 foot cord to the inlet. You mount it to the bottom plastic under the bumper where I have mine done and just screw the attatchment nut to the back side and it tightens down very nicely. I have pics of the unit in my gallery. I got it at West Marine but any good marine store should have it. Just look up Marinco onboard charger inlet and you will be in business...Hope this helps...Dave....The link at the top of the page has the picture of the one I used.
Here is the plug I used. It is from West Marine and it is a "Marinco" brand it is called an "onboard charger inlet". You basically get an extention cord about 2 feet long. Plug your block heater into the female end of the cord. Cut it off about 2 feet and pull it through the hole you drilled to mount the charger inlet. Attatch the stripped ends of the 2 foot cord to the inlet. You mount it to the bottom plastic under the bumper where I have mine done and just screw the attatchment nut to the back side and it tightens down very nicely. I have pics of the unit in my gallery. I got it at West Marine but any good marine store should have it. Just look up Marinco onboard charger inlet and you will be in business...Hope this helps...Dave....The link at the top of the page has the picture of the one I used.
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From: Charleston SC
This is for 30 amp service
Sorry but this one in this Iboats link is for a 30 amp twist lock plug. This is what boats use to get 30 amp shore power into thier boats. I work at a marina and this would not work for you unless you are parked next to a pedestal at a marina.....Look at the one I have in my galary....thats the way to go for sure....good luck..Dave
Hubble has one on page 4 but it is a lot more than the Marineco
Hubble has one on page 4 but it is a lot more than the Marineco
Originally Posted by amiller93
http://www.iboats.com/mall/?keywords=brand_354_Hubbell&category_id=5&search_i n_category=t
Some of the Shore power connectors should work
6 down on the page
Hubbell Shore Power Inlet
Inlet - 316 Stainless Steel
Spare Interior F/Hbl303ss, Hbl303nm 10
Stainless Steel 30A/125V-2 Pole 3 Wire
Some of the Shore power connectors should work
6 down on the page
Hubbell Shore Power Inlet
Inlet - 316 Stainless Steel
Spare Interior F/Hbl303ss, Hbl303nm 10
Stainless Steel 30A/125V-2 Pole 3 Wire
Last edited by DaveWilliams; Dec 22, 2006 at 04:00 PM.
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Here's a link to the Marinco unit, about the best price on the internet.
http://www.rivermarinesupply.com/xca...ger_Inlet.html
http://www.rivermarinesupply.com/xca...ger_Inlet.html
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From: Charleston SC
Good find!
That's the one. Good score on finding it for less than $20. I got mine at West Marine and it was not bad but I get a discount since I work at a local marina. It was a breeze to install but here in South Carolina, I only plugged it in to test and it worked great.
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I installed the Marinco unit this past summer & use it everyday here in Minnesota, the price is right & looks clean, no cord hanging out of the bumper. I would really like an auto-eject plug, but can't justify the cost.
http://www.feldfire.com/Online%20Cat...20Auto%20Eject
http://www.feldfire.com/Online%20Cat...20Auto%20Eject
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Originally Posted by DaveWilliams
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...?albumid=25310
Here is the plug I used. It is from West Marine and it is a "Marinco" brand it is called an "onboard charger inlet". You basically get an extention cord about 2 feet long. Plug your block heater into the female end of the cord. Cut it off about 2 feet and pull it through the hole you drilled to mount the charger inlet. Attatch the stripped ends of the 2 foot cord to the inlet. You mount it to the bottom plastic under the bumper where I have mine done and just screw the attatchment nut to the back side and it tightens down very nicely. I have pics of the unit in my gallery. I got it at West Marine but any good marine store should have it. Just look up Marinco onboard charger inlet and you will be in business...Hope this helps...Dave....The link at the top of the page has the picture of the one I used.
Here is the plug I used. It is from West Marine and it is a "Marinco" brand it is called an "onboard charger inlet". You basically get an extention cord about 2 feet long. Plug your block heater into the female end of the cord. Cut it off about 2 feet and pull it through the hole you drilled to mount the charger inlet. Attatch the stripped ends of the 2 foot cord to the inlet. You mount it to the bottom plastic under the bumper where I have mine done and just screw the attatchment nut to the back side and it tightens down very nicely. I have pics of the unit in my gallery. I got it at West Marine but any good marine store should have it. Just look up Marinco onboard charger inlet and you will be in business...Hope this helps...Dave....The link at the top of the page has the picture of the one I used.
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From: Kodiak AK
Does anyone have a cure to keep the stock block heater plug from sticking. It is so hard to pull it out of my extention cord on cold mornings. Maybe a spray or something?
Tom
2002 F-350 7.3 Banks 4" w/elbow, Gauges, AIS, Racor CCV
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Originally Posted by DaveWilliams
https://www.ford-trucks.com/user_gal...?albumid=25310
Here is the plug I used. It is from West Marine and it is a "Marinco" brand it is called an "onboard charger inlet". You basically get an extention cord about 2 feet long. Plug your block heater into the female end of the cord. Cut it off about 2 feet and pull it through the hole you drilled to mount the charger inlet. Attatch the stripped ends of the 2 foot cord to the inlet. You mount it to the bottom plastic under the bumper where I have mine done and just screw the attatchment nut to the back side and it tightens down very nicely. I have pics of the unit in my gallery. I got it at West Marine but any good marine store should have it. Just look up Marinco onboard charger inlet and you will be in business...Hope this helps...Dave....The link at the top of the page has the picture of the one I used.
Here is the plug I used. It is from West Marine and it is a "Marinco" brand it is called an "onboard charger inlet". You basically get an extention cord about 2 feet long. Plug your block heater into the female end of the cord. Cut it off about 2 feet and pull it through the hole you drilled to mount the charger inlet. Attatch the stripped ends of the 2 foot cord to the inlet. You mount it to the bottom plastic under the bumper where I have mine done and just screw the attatchment nut to the back side and it tightens down very nicely. I have pics of the unit in my gallery. I got it at West Marine but any good marine store should have it. Just look up Marinco onboard charger inlet and you will be in business...Hope this helps...Dave....The link at the top of the page has the picture of the one I used.
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Originally Posted by TNT in Round Rock
the one i used (and posted photos of) is a Marinco .. but it does NOT have a plug in it .. you simply clamp in your current plug .. but yeah an auto eject would be cool !
