Recent content by jchetty

Have you looked at hydraulic?

I use the Milwaukee. It is rechargeable and the battery can be charged outside of the light if you get the holder. That way you can swap a fresh battery in. Also, that battery is used in many other items. Too bad they don’t really market that feature. The headlamp likes to pop off the...

:bowdown::bowdown: Yeah, you are gonna fit right in with us. Holy -expletive- man, nice garage. Jeez I really have to finally finish ...uh start mine:sad:

Are my eyes deceiving me or is that a black wire going into the right neutral bus bar underneath the 2 reds:wtf:

Was there maybe a light switch here before?

Is this a wet location? What size breaker and what size FMC. I don’t have the 2014 NEC but whoever does may need those questions answered. For 2020 NEC, can’t be a wet location, 20 amp or smaller circuit, 1 1/4 or smaller, and you can use it for a grounding conductor if total FMC is under 6...

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I agree with this. That is why I like capstans. The OP should look into at least a pulley system. I have pulled more wire than I care to admit. For the bigger stuff, we always use a pulling basket, a swivel, and bull line. Never once had a problem. For the smaller stuff, a rolling hitch, a...

I like the way you work :thumbup: Funny how it seems to always go smoothly when a lot of knowledge and a little foresight are involved. If it is in the ground (direct-bury, pvc, concrete, Tesla tunnel, ninja turtle’s home), I will only use copper. For me- aluminum only goes above ground...

:thumbup: I would do this and pull in one bundle using a capstan.

Exactly. When the ends are made up, the concentric neutrals are connected usually connected to the bracket that is holding them up. The brackets I am familiar with- we call fan brackets. That bracket is grounded to the pole ground that travels down the pole and is joined in to a ground rod...

You obviously take care of your stuff. Don’t use carb cleaner or any thing else. As a a former detailer- I would 3M adhesive remover with a clean microfiber towel after a thorough wash and clay mitt session.

Re: How to test a deck Very impressive. I personally love how it is enclosed. Awesome work as usual.

Yup. This is spot on. If you are not comfortable doing it, maybe a friend or neighbor has experience exposing utilities. It isn’t rocket science but there is a technique to it. Really depends on the soil and if the utility put sand on top on the gas line. No guarantee there is sand on top...

Sorry- I thought all the pics were the original poster. I am on a small phone and it is rather tricky to read the screen names. So yeah disregard like 80% of my post:lol_hitti It is hard to see if the 3 aerial transformers feed anything on my tiny screen. You have a nice set-up. So I take...