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Finally, here's the picture that was asked for.

I appreciate the concern but hiring an electrician is not an option.

I have dozens of sections of 2" conduit I can use. I don't want to direct bury anything up there.

Will do! I'll be back to the house in 2 weeks. Will post photos when I get up there. I appreciate all the input!

Inspectors? They don't know what those are in our area. 🙄

Excellent! I'll look for this. I appreciate your help!

I can take some photos of the lower panel on the meter when I get up to the house, in a couple of weeks. I'll share them then.

Thanks. The demands are light... Just some LED lights and a half dozen or so power outlets for low voltage battery trickle chargers and power tool battery chargers. That's it. The garage will be used for "toy" storage (ATVs, snowmobiles, a lawn tractor and small farm tractor). I know the inside...

Garage has not been erected yet. Best estimate is, the feed will run between 60 and 90 feet. Thanks on the conduit. What gauge for 50 amps, then?

I can't open the box without cutting the seal. As fir the 250,i recall reading that on a label on or near the meter. All I can provide is this photo of the existing meter box. Feed voltage comes from above. The bottom chase is going into the house. What size conduit do you recommend?

We live in a rural area. We're getting a steel garage installed and I want to run a 100 Amp line to the new garage. I would like to tap into the existing house meter. The service is 250 amps, with the house having a 150 Amp box inside. So I have load capacity, now. How can I add this 2nd...