obviously you dont understand electricity. that Rear Socket your so fond of getting shocked from is like any of the ones in your house and guess what,(wait for it)... there HOT too!
you must have spent hundreds in socket covers..

 

Uhmm...these plugs that have been suggested are like the male end of an extension cord (blades out), and no I dont have any of these in MY house, do YOU???? Now who's the one who doesnt understand electricity???

Also, I dont believe anybody said I was fond of getting shocked from them!!

jrs_dodge_diesel...Glad to hear you watch the little guys, I have 3 girls myself, and you can never be too careful! Only made the comment as a joke, not trying to make you defend yourself or your parenting skills. I absolutely apoligize if it came across this way!

Just trying to add a little humor here guys....not meant to offend anyone!

 

OK enuff wit the dry humor... lol seems were taking things the wrong way, I knew what ya meant. as you did what I meant. err I think lol I know those are the male plugs. just thought it was funny what ya said bout getting the shock of your life... that you would?!! anyone remember the ole hot stick worm getter? used to plug into ONE side of the Outlet from your house and stick it into the ground (wet ground works best) them suckers would almost Shoot outta the ground. if ya wasnt paying attention yould get a good jolt from it too!! sorry Ifin I offended anyone too! I have 3 tricycle motors (one set of twins) as well and we all wanna keep'em safe. I dont let mine play around the truck or electrical things either. sorry Longhorn06

 

You guys are funny!

 

P.S. my snake is green

 

Might want to get that checked out

 

No problem buddy, and thanks for the reply! I guess it is hard to 'hear' me chuckle when I reply, and it is so easy to misinterpret what is written. Thanks again!

 

LMAO

I didn't say it was GANgrene, PJ!

.....but you're right - never hurts to check

 

One of the ladies my mother works with drug the extension cord all the way to work with her one day... She got to work , discovered it , coiled it up nice and neat , and put it in the trunk.

That night her husband went to plug the car in for her, and could not find the cord, so he asked where it was , and she replied " in the trunk dear" , when he questioned why she stored it in the trunk , she replied " i thought it would be safe and easy to find there"

 

I just run the cord over the drivers side mirror. 12ga. yellow would be real hard to forget.

 

No offense taken Longhorn, so don't sweat it.

 

Do the grid heaters even come on then?

 

Dragging a 50-foot extension cord behind your truck is not so bad as when someone behind you drives over and it snaps it back to you like a slingshot.

Or you snag a pedestrian in a crosswalk.

I guess it is a good thing they don’t use a twistlock.
Jim

 

Nope, they sure don't. Plenty warm enough out here to fire up the engine.

Yeah, that would suck huh?

 

Here JR this is what i have done.



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