Recent content by DJDD

I would have someone come out to check the compressor. You never know with rebuilts.

Gotta love guys like that...... Also, Roll Tide Roll. :thumbup:

With not much work you could turn that into the '***** Dropper 2' and keep it up with the ladies. Nice shop by the way, if I didn't despise living in close quarters with other people I would seriously consider a place like that. Pull out that **** carpet and get some tile in there, do a little...

Ok, I see what you mean now. A little rusty on Do's and Do Not's when it comes down to the nitty gritty things, lol.

A bit confused now.... I thought the original panel was only a 100A panel, if so, I thought you couldn't run another breaker the same size as the main? Its been a couple of years since I was in the industry so I might not be remembering correctly. We are of course assuming he has all 30 spaces...

That's not that far off in some places. It requires running new service from the street to the house, upgrading the meter, and then replacing the panel. When you replace the panel you're hoping that whoever ran the wires originally left some room for expansion. Plus, there's drywall and...

Your easiest option is to put in a sub-panel and add the tandem breakers you need, assuming you don't go over the 100A limit of the original panel. Your best and safest option would be to go with a larger panel and upgrade the circuit to 150A. This will allow future expansion without putting too...

Your best bet would be to run everything like you're going 100A and put in the 60A breaker. This will allow you to power everything you want right now and add on down the road when you need to without having to rerun everything. Personally I would do 100A and properly redo the extra outlets that...

This is why I will never live inside of a city/town/community for any reason. I have six acres on which I can build anything I want, whenever I want. What would possess a man (other than his wife) to live where building anything is so restrictive? :headscrat

Very nice! Mind if I ask what the materials are costing you on this? I'm looking to build a garage of similar size in the spring.