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Yes it's in use and probably no loops left in there for future work..It will probably remain where it is and will have the panel offset within the wall.

Yes you are correct I was just wanting the ok to add a few receptacles fed romex only temporarily..the discussion of the panels was added because of talk of my final plan to stay with "visible" conduit/ metal boxes out of a fully exposed panel..or everything just put behind finished walls like...

The outside panel conduit going underground to utility pole..the inside conduit to a sub on opposite wall.

If had planned it right or at least got a suggestion from the electrician I'd had the panel set out flush with the post at least..I dont know what trouble it'd be to do that now

thanks just wanting some reassurance that will be ok until my walls are finished out next year..I'm probably gonna redo the electricians work too..I like the metal conduit look for a work space but by time I run that everywhere and pull wire it would feel like a big expense for a 36x48 with...

Awhile back my pole barn electric was done to a minimum by the electrician, just enough to pass so the power could be turned on..Now I wish to get some outlets for heat etc installed before it gets to cold. Question is should I go the route as the electrician(in pics) or just run stapled romex...

Can't answer your questions but I would think who does my septic would only be concerned at the shallow main drain pipe(but that depth is gonna change if I have to do it myself). ..by the way I not only had the wall staked and strung I also had my sill plate laid out with dimensions and...

My wall is to be 2x6's ..Im pulling my wall from the post(beside window in the pic). They veered the stubs the direction of the window. I cant bring my wall further right or I wont have room to trim out my windows. Damn windows weren't supposed to be right at the post(another story there)! Let...

No it's not..Not required on farm of 10 or more acres here in my county. A county here in in western Ky. I do have to sign off when pymt is to be made. I think signing a statement I understand that the plumber not required to pull a permit. However the septic will require those things at a later...

I posted last fall asking for advice on doing this rough in myself. Well with other things going on I decided to hire it out here recently. Today the rough in was completed by a local company and I'm not happy with how things were done. Especially after spending so much time researching this and...

Yes I do a Hobart..great beads with the thick steel but I **** out at the thin..starting to think I need .025 wire

That I will probably do..

Now that I wish I could do..My final frontier of tools the oxy acetylene setup😀

Well ok..I'd weld it if I thought I could do it without blowing holes ..Im sure its too thin..***** cause thats a lot of heat to the carb and intake

Posting in here cause I didn't see a category for this .."tools" maybe Anyways I have a Husqvarna yth2448t riding mower..While running the engine during some leaky crankcase inspection I noticed hot exhaust coming from around the pipes so I thought maybe I had some leaky flange...

I know how you feel..I let my hair grow out every fall and winter and you can't get the band tight enough..interested in hearing the solution

Ok..here's an update..Ended up buying a G735 rebuild kit from Blackhawkparts.com / ToolsandHydraulics.com..about $35 to my door ..I went deeper into the rebuild than what was shown on YouTube except I left the 3 adjustment screws alone since no leakage there..Most items were in the kit it...

Well I did try that but not for over a minute as youtubers suggested..but thanks anyhow

Appreciate that...I do have the bottle separated but haven't done any disassembly..I didn't try to do a fill and bleed before this..probably shoulda..last year it would pump up enough to get the jack stands in play but fall..this year it been intermittent lifting and then just no lift at all...