Ralph L. Fullenwider
07-31-2009, 02:40
Good morning everyone, from Ernie and Brenda's place in Texas.
I needed to replace the Todd Automatic 50 amp transfer switch in a BMC
earlier this week. I stumbled upon a source for plug and play automatic
switches.
This switch is the same as the Todd and works great!
http://www.mccampingsupplies.com/index.p..._613_\
894&products_id=14263
The link above will take you there. Mike (the owner) has 12 of these
switches in stock. No, no vested interest here, just sharing info.
Un like the iota switched, which are 2 pole 50 amp, these are the 3 pole 50
amp. I know there has been some failures in the past and some confusion as
what to use. I know these work as having just installed one.
One think I did have to do, the Todd is in a smaller box so one may need to
"swap" the insides and re use the original switch. This consists of
drilling 8 pop rivets and re doing the pop rivets.
Safe travels,
Ralph & Charolette Fullenwider
'84 FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
Duncan, Oklahoma
I needed to replace the Todd Automatic 50 amp transfer switch in a BMC
earlier this week. I stumbled upon a source for plug and play automatic
switches.
This switch is the same as the Todd and works great!
http://www.mccampingsupplies.com/index.p..._613_\
894&products_id=14263
The link above will take you there. Mike (the owner) has 12 of these
switches in stock. No, no vested interest here, just sharing info.
Un like the iota switched, which are 2 pole 50 amp, these are the 3 pole 50
amp. I know there has been some failures in the past and some confusion as
what to use. I know these work as having just installed one.
One think I did have to do, the Todd is in a smaller box so one may need to
"swap" the insides and re use the original switch. This consists of
drilling 8 pop rivets and re doing the pop rivets.
Safe travels,
Ralph & Charolette Fullenwider
'84 FC35 "Ruff Diamond"
Duncan, Oklahoma