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I Agree, that was added after I posted.

I learn every day here :) So I can have a switched light on my garage that is switched in the house as long as the power is fed from the garage panel ?

No, there is only to be 1 means of power to the structure.

MHF should carry the RHH/RHW-2 rating. 2/2/2/4 with a 90A breaker would be fine. You can check to see if code in your area would permit 2/2/4/6 that what Ill be running where I don't have many 120v loads as its a little less per foot. :headscrat

All Depends on the Nat Gas Price. For us in Maine Gas is roughly $1.42 therm Using this link https://www.energydepot.com/ResidentialEnergyCalculator/ I would save $121 a year if I converted from propane to NG if I was paying the $1.79 a gal.

I am sure an sparky will chime in But, I see nothing wrong with the 2nd option. You would have cable clamp and all the connections in a metal box. Looks good from here :)

You would be better to wire-brush, soak in vinegar for a day, wire brush again then prime and paint.

I would think you could smell it through the case. WOW that is toast!

Ummmm Those links are bunk for me :(

1080p would be 1920x1080 or 2k, it will work great as a monitor, not quite the quality of a true monitor but for garage use probable get by just fine. it will power off when the computer falls asleep, on my current setup if i turn on the tv 1st then wake the computer things are exactly where i...

Sounds like a bad neutral and its back feeding through the other lighting circuit. I agree with the other posts look at all the connections.

Do you have the line capped off and not going into the heater? you should not be pressure testing the line with any appliances attached is what I was told especially at 10 PSI

I could have used that for installing some bushings in my jeep this weekend. not much room for a hammer or clamp.. Just lots of 6" hits

Not true, if you are feeding them from different buses (phases) of the panel.

I used a big engine hoist when I pulled mine. Might be an option for next time?

I saw this in google for a propane truck fitment service "Oilheat and propane delivery trucks are the backbone of any fuel delivery ... Flow rates range from 20 to 500 GPM and pressures up to 125 PSI" So 66.67gpm would get you there in 3 min which I would say is in the lower end of this...

By the time you buy the indoor unit and all the other items you can buy a Pioneer 18k unit and have a warranty. If it was the whole unit for $275 I might bite but I agree you might be buying someones failed burned out warranty replacement

Caps most likely, they will degrade and dry out over the years then you have unstable voltages causing the drift. They are one of those things that just goes bad with age.

These are the best inventions. You can put in fancy molding in a few hours with nothing but **** joints

Small NG Heater to the right. I bet a small Hotdawg would heat that place up in a hurry