> I see I didn't explain this well enough. The box on the home means the storage box on the motor home where the pigtail 6 gage, 4 conductor cable is stored when on the road.
Ah. I got tripped up by the word 'home'.
OK, so you want to add an RV receptacle to the building. Assuming the breaker panel is separate from the service disconnect, you might have a couple of options. If you add it to the breaker panel, you'll run four wires (two hot: red & black; neutral white and ground) from the panel to your RV outlet. The ground and neutral wires will be separate in the panel and it will be obvious which is which.
The other option would be to add the receptacle to the main disconnect, assuming the main disconnect box has provisions to add breakers. That's where my RV outlet is. In this case, the ground and neutral are probably tied together in the box, so both the ground and neutral will go to the ground/neutral buss bar.
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