Recent content by neel2008

wow, guess you are WAY out there in the boonies. lol online it is..... oh, my bad

I needed like 30 feet a few months ago for my garage, Just went to lowes, told the guy 30 feet of the 2-2-2-4 al mobile home feeder, he measured and cut it, and I paid for it and went home...:dunno:

Just started working on this today for my garage for all the little stuff.(kinda stole the idea from the mythbusters shop, but im also very cheap) Brackets are the 8x10 ones and 1.33 each at lowes when you get them in atleast 10 qty. Bins are "shoebox" bins with lids from walmart for $0.88 each...

Just started working on this today for my garage for all the little stuff. and I'm a cheap ***.....(kinda stole the idea from the mythbusters shop lol) Plan is to pretty much go all the way around the garage except above the garage door. (unless I do a tire rack on one wall) Brackets are 1.33...

Thats too fancy for me, I always just walk to the light bulb cabinet and grab a wedge base bulb and bend the wires out and jam them in the connector. instant universal noid light. lol

so did he get the car all the way in the house and put the sliding doors back on? otherwise the repo man can still remove the car from the house in most cases. (most states, maybe CA is different, say you can not open a locked door/gate to get to a car but open doors are fair game but you should...

Messed around in the garage some working on a couple of lawn mowers and loaded up the ole "gator" with the mulch and landscape timbers and corresponding tools and supplies that I bought this evening for tomorrows after-work-project....

Done this a few times, works well.... Just have to overlook the hammer on hammer no no this time. :lol_hitti

Tell the landlord you would like 220 in the garage, if he is not interested in doing so, go rent a different house....I would not consider messing with the wiring of a house I am renting....

Yea Mustang, sorry, I forgot that was in your post as well. Both of you get a :thumbup: then. lol

Just to report back in case anyone searches for this, you hit the nail on the head, when I popped the 2nd regular outlet in the string out, I saw it, the ground got smashed against a neutral screw head, repositioned it, put everything back together and all of my outlets are now working fine off...

yea maybe I should double check again, and do them one at a time and see what happens, If I can't find a problem, I suppose Ill just get another GFCI outlet like you said. Ill start out just wiring one normal outlet to the load side and see if it trips and go from there..... Yea I followed the...

In my garage I have a string of outlets on one wall. (like 6 outlets on this circuit). I am planning on adding a small sink to the wall and two of the outlets would be within the required distance of needing gfci protection. One is the first outlet on the circuit coming from the box. So I wire...

I bought a $600 box truck and it had a few shelves and a cabinet in it, I like my temporary mobile garage. lol

cool, thanks alot