Recent content by Ultimabake

Yes I want a unit that can handle both cooling and heating.

Hello all, I'm sure this has been talked in the past but I have a 30 x 40 x 12 (ceiling) detached garage. Mainly used for work on cars, has a 2 post lift. The building has open cell spray foam in the ceiling rafters and fiberglass insulation R19 in walls. I have one window, 2 12Ft metal...

I’ve got the i10 good lift for the price I can lift my 16 F250 with it Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Thanks again, thats what I'm going to do. Thanks so much guys, looking forward to some wrenching on the 68 Camaro LS3 swap. Just trying to get the electrical needs done.

I really wish I had pictures but I'll try and explain in detail the way it looks. Looking the home, I have the main service (meter) on the left side is a panel box that feeds the house is has a breaker or switch(200A). On the right is another 200A panel, inside is a 60A main breaker which...

Okay thank you so much, glad I posted it would've never known about the 6 throws. So if I did a 200A the aluminum 2 AWG is good correct?

Wow, okay I'll order that new panel. So bottomline is I need a main disconnect means on the detached garage to cut all power verse going outside to cut off at the house.

The main breaker is on the house, its a 200A sub panel with a 60A breaker feeding the detached garage sub panel(125A) on 2AWG wire. A picture would clear everything but I'm using a MAC so that may be the problem.

Its blank because I was trying to attach some photos, it didn't work.....

Having a problem attaching pictures, but it does take tandem breakers. I currently have one for my lift and compressor. So if I'm following correctly I need to change the 60 amp breaker from home to 90 or 100 amp. The 2AWG is good for an upgrade to a 150 or 200 amp sub panel but more work. I...

about 25 ft or least

Aluminium wire

Yes its a 1 man cave, the 4 wire coming from the panel is 2 AWG, is this enough for a new 200 panel.

2 awg