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I have a Grizzly model H8089 Low profile transmission jack. 1250 pound capacity. Jack is in very good condition. Some surface rust from storage in garage, but other than that it is ready to go. Save your back and get this jack! $90 OBO. Local pickup only. PM me if interested. Thanks, George

$250? Ouch. Seems like a lot. In my city in MN there is only one permit required, a mechanical one. I applied online for the permit and now find out they have other requirements (rough-in inspection, pressure test of 25psi for 12 hrs) that are not listed on the permit or on their website...

Thanks for the replies Sberry and Wylies. I understand. The 60 C rating is for the wire inside the conduit. Thanks CSP. That was exactly what I was wondering about. Looks like what I've got thus far will work. Take care, George

I'm currently running the wiring in my garage in anticipation of installing a Reznor UDAS-30 heater. According to the installation manual: "A dedicated line voltage supply with disconnect switch should be run directly from the main electrical panel to the heater. All external wiring must be...

Thanks, I've updated my profile. I'm in Minneapolis, MN with a standard 2 car attached garage. By standard I mean big enough for 2 cars and not much else. From what I've read the Reznor heaters have a good reputation. I also prefer to have the air for combustion come from outside to keep...

Ok, thanks for the info. I do plan to use it for keeping the garage at a somewhat lower temp during the winter. I'll have to consider forking over the extra dough.

I'm planning on installing a Reznor UDAS-30 in my 2 car garage. Any thoughts as to whether upgrading from the standard aluminized steel heat exchanger is worth the extra coin? I realize longer life of the exchanger is probably to main benefit. 409 stainless would be an additional $394 and 316...

As a follow up for others in the same situation I called the state area rep and he said stapling the cable within 12" of exiting the conduit was acceptable. He also said to check the conduit fill capacity and the de-rate table for the number of cables in the conduit. Work resumes!

Thanks again for the reply. I agree that 312.5 applies and with complying with all the exceptions. My question now is with exception C.2. It states that "The raceway extends directly above the enclosure and does not penetrate a structural ceiling." My garage is built with rafters and I...

Thanks for the reply. My current configuration is the former of your descriptions. The conduit is attached to the subpanel with a lock ring and bushing. The cable exits the subpanel, goes through the conduit, and exits just above the ceiling. I realize I need something to fix the cable in...

Hmm...lots of opinions on whether romex can be used in conduit. My conduit runs from the subpanel to just above the ceiling. Is it a complete system or only for protection? Hmm...

Expert Sparky's, I've made progress getting my previously flush mounted box switched to a surface mount. I used 1/2 inch plywood secured to the studs and mounted to subpanel to the plywood. I used a 2" conduit (secured with 4 clamps) from the panel to about 8" above where the ceiling...

I'm planning on the exact same solution. There are some specific code requirements regarding this installation. Check online and this thread: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=341520 You can get free access to the 2017 NEC on the NFPA website. You need to register first...

Yes, I realize the wall will need repairing due to its fire rating. Time for some foam insulation and sheetrock. I know the electrician pulled a permit and the inspectors tag is signed on the main panel. But since I will be surface mounting I guess the point is moot. Thanks.

Post 15 on this thread has some layouts for a slightly larger garage. Lots of good info on that thread on lighting layouts. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=289441

It looked good before I started.... I pulled the cover and the single breaker to get a look into the wall. It is floating temporarily. If I surface mount I will have to replace insulation and drywall from previous flush mount. Then it will be securely mounted.

Thanks. I'm leaning this way due to ease of installation. I would prefer a "cleaner" look, but it is a garage after all.

I pulled the panel to have a look behind it. I've removed the cover and breaker. Since this is a common wall with the house, it had to be finished when it was originally built. Panel specs attached. It seems GJ wants to turn my photos 90 degrees...

I've pulled the panel out to see what's going on behind it and formulate a plan. That's why it looks surface mounted. I am considering both the chase option or EMT straight up to a junction.

Hello Garage Electrical Guru's I had a sub panel installed in my garage by a professional electrician at the same time my basement was finished a few years ago. The feeder cable from the main panel enters through the back of the sub panel. I've finally decided to finish my two-car attached...