dutchmanazA1

Thanks for that. Appreciate it

🤣After spending more time under it than I wanted trying to fix a stabilizer jack motor I was tempted. Also realized I looked remarkably like one of those fat bugs that gets stuck on his back with all appendages straight up in the air trying to right itself. My back is letting me know about it today. Decided from the feedback here and from the electrician who'll do the work to install a 50 amp circuit.

Problem solved. Thanks all.

Thanks but coming all the way from Globe probably wouldn't be worth it for him or me for this small of a job.

I agree it should be an easy job, but I don't pull wires for a living.

You're right. Why I typed 35 instead of 30 is beyond me. Sheesh. 30amp is what I need..

Outside underneath the panel or wherever I can get to it. Stucco siding so there's that to consider. Open to punching a hole into the exterior wall into the garage (no wiring or plumbing to worry about), but whatever is easier.

I think all I need is a normal grounded 110/120V 35Amp outlet as I have an adapter to fit the RV cord. Was hoping a competent electrician wouldn't mind a side job.

Appear to have room in the panel (3 blanks left) and would like to have an weatherproof RV outlet installed for occasional use when I'm prepping the travel trailer. Located in SE Chandler. Please PM if interested. Thanks!

Wow.. expensive day for someone. Yikes.

Because I'm guessing that's about the last place left to launch a boat without tearing things up. Could be wrong

Good luck! Launching at Soda Canyon?

More than a few have failed straight out of the box. Might want to pull it and check it out. At least then you'd know if it's the pump or something along the wiring path.

And are you sure the pump is good?

Do you have power INTO the fuse box? With the key into the on position?