Recent content by C96

When I first opened the article I thought damn, this is way to much reading, nope, not gonna happen, but then felt obligated for some reason… :headscrat :lol_hitti Actually, it wasn’t so bad after all, learned a little about Jimmy too. I also would have thought he could be a real arrogant...

Love the avatar, is the vette yours? Looks like an old ’59 gasser. Wouldn’t mind seeing some pics of that bad boy :thumbup:

WTF! Is that a ’68 Z28 back there? Looks like the one I had back in the day, mine was red though. Oh what a car, many stories come back to mind driving it, damn thing flat got it on. Man those were the days!

Basically most lots when originally graded prior to building the structure were designed and graded for all drainage to be directed towards the street. So, the new structures gutters & downspouts need to be directed to an area on your property where the natural, or man made run off will...

That a boy, some people understand it! Perfect example! Properly maintained, this setup will virtually eliminate all water at the service points. Great Job! :thumbup:

Lol… Enjoying some Maker’s Mark I see :thumbup: Welcome to the Garage! Cheers

Well, at least it’s hidden within the walls :eek:

Congratulations on purchasing one of the finest USA made compressors :thumbup:

Oh ****, I’m not going to ask, but please don’t say it’s :lol_hitti

Here you go, maybe you can PM member Venom2164 Here is his post: Today I added a Timed Automatic Drain Valve Looks like he has the same one as yours. Maybe he will remove the cover and snap a pic for you to see the wiring.

Should be some kind of terminal identification. What about on the inside of the cover, nothing? Otherwise, just do as Wylie suggested.

Believe it or not, the answer is no. The #8 or larger solid copper bonding conductor used to reduce voltage gradients in the pool area “Equipotential Bonding” is not required to be attached to remote panelboards, service equipment, or electrodes.

I realize this is an old thread and prior to my joining, so, I’m happy that it was resurrected! A very good debate indeed and a very important one! Although I believe pattenp had it right from the start, PRH44 pretty much summed it up. Great job on this one guys As far as Docholiday and why...

Chief, I can see you take a great deal of pride in what you do…:beer: I must say, your work is picture perfect, definitely done in a nice workman like manner. Everything is neat, plumb, level, and clean, a job well done with a considerable amount of love thrown in…Lol. Sad to say, but this is...

Some people have different table tops that can be placed over the pool table such as a Ping-Pong table and also use it as a dinning table, banquet table, craft table etc. Being able to adjust the light fixture up or down by way of a simple switch would be a handy feature.