Re: [A/S] Where to find replacement power receptacle?

[Joe DeLillo <tooljd@xxxxxxxx>]

In response to the e-mails criticizing my electrical power cord with 2
male ends; Granted this is a safety issue and I explained to Kevsmbox 
the ramifications of such a connection. I apologize for any safety issue
that I did't address completely. 
  I did,in my defense, try to help out a "VINTAGE" trailer owner with a
common problem, that is obsolete parts availability. I would hope in the
future, when someone has a problem such as this, the so called "experts"
out there can take a moment and respond with the "so called" correct way
of repairing these problems. I will also add that this problem was
posted almost a week ago on this list and I was the only one that took
my time and effort to respond. It's amazing that it only took 8 hours
for a rebuttle from the
"experts".                                          It's sad to think
that this is the only way that we can get a rapid response on this
list.....
                                                 Regards,
                                                 Joe DeLillo
                                                 59 Overlander
                                                (with a dangerous cord) 
I do need to note that I am an authorized tool repair mechanic/owner of
a Leading Authorized Repair Facility in the Tri state Area. I have over
20 years experience in the field . I might add that over the years most
of the tools that we repair are from "Certified Electricians" that have
modified cord ends(ground Lug missing on tools that require them), also
footpedals or safety latches missing  due to operator modifications.
  Please use common sense when working with electricity.