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    SER to MHF via Terminal Block

    Funny you say that, today I was doing some reading on 80 vs 40 and came to the same conclusion. Thanks
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    SER to MHF via Terminal Block

    Yep, I read that from some other posts. Thanks
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    SER to MHF via Terminal Block

    Coming full circle :thumbup: XHHW @ 2-2-4-6 seems like the way to go. Easier to pull, and can order individual wires, so ends up cheaper. Thanks for everyone's help. :beer:
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    SER to MHF via Terminal Block

    I assume XHHN is a typo? Doesn't come up in google. I guess I have decided to run the conduit the full length: house breaker, through basement then underground to the sub panel. That means I should be able to use this cable: 2-2-4-6 MHF, 100A, "Aluminum Mobile Home Feeder cable has a type...
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    SER to MHF via Terminal Block

    Yes the XHHW would be 2 gauge. I will keep the main breaker at 90amp then. The plan would be to have the air compressor hardwired and within 50' of break sub panel, so I think we are okay there. Are there any issues with using the same 2 gauge wire as the ground wire also? I just see on the HD...
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    SER to MHF via Terminal Block

    I have done some reading on the XHHW. Looks like homedepot has 500ft for $151. I could use that to make my 4 wires and run in 2" Schedule 80 all the way. The price wouldn't be too much different when all done. Would that still be 90A at the house breaker?
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    SER to MHF via Terminal Block

    You are exactly correct, my plan was to use 90A in house and 100A on sub panel in detached garage. The run length is ~75 from house to outside wall, then ~35 to sub panel. The plan for the garage is automotive hobby mainly. It would have 220v for a air compressor (5hp), 2post lift and maybe a...
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    SER to MHF via Terminal Block

    Hello, I've read a bunch of posts on this topic, but haven't seen a lot of answers on what to use for the wire transition. I want to run SER AL 2-2-2-4 in my basement to an outside junction box, then switch to MHF AL 2-2-2-4. To make the transition inside the junction box (plastic 12x12x6) I...
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