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No. I have a fixture with 3 - 150W

I am interested in this as well. I have some bathroom lights with the same bulbs.

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Why not get 2 wifi switches. One to the low speed wire and one to the high speed.

Why not use direct bury cable. Pulling 350 feet in one shot would be a challenge.

Over the years I have been tempted to buy a pipe wrench that was not Rigid. I just couldn't do it.

Post in thread 'Replacement for Blow Molded Case' https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/replacement-for-blow-molded-case.463823/post-8722711 This worked for a while and then I changed to socket rails and a leftover bag from a cordless combo kit.

I have 10 feet. I told my contractor/supplier that I wanted to go 8 feet but he shipped the package with 10 footers anyway. Mine is a hobby shop so 10 is good for me.

I know a guy. In fact I have known a few guys that know the right people. I have always had some farm grade roundup in the shed.

The short answer is yes. The long answer is there are many rules to follow.

I had a pump start on fire like that once. But who goes around filming their small service calls.

I carry a non branded Swiss Army knife. It fits in my pocket and it's not too big. I use the knife about 99% of the time.

And there's your problem.

Not fun. I don't know if I have been thrown. Every time I get hit it's my fault and I'm usually more angry than hurt.

Just do what you want. Run the 3 wire. The code book is a wonderful and varied gift that keeps on giving but we have to live in the real world.

A bit of a guess: black from the cable to the black lead off the switch. White from the cable to the yellow coming out of the motor. Unless there are more than 2 wires coming out of the motor. Then you will need to dig deeper.

https://www.homedepot.ca/product/klein-tools-wire-stripper-12-piece-with-strip-clip/1000421424

DTW700 is the model here in Canada. It's "rated" at 750 ft lbs in reverse and 500 forward. I did a quick test on the lug nuts on my minivan and I already wish the friction ring had a little more friction.

I missed the truck 2 times before finally getting this today. I bought it for lug nuts on my van and for general use in the field. It definitely does the lug nuts.

Why not go one step more simple. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Carlon-3-4-in-Female-PVC-Conduit-Adapter-E942E/304318434