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madosta

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Sep 4, 2012
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807
Location
Michigan
House was built in 2010, garage 1950 probably. Electrician ran 1" conduit from the house to the garage.

Started excavating to pour a slab and sidewalk/apron and guess what!? The damn conduit is buried 4" below grade. So today's project consisted of me lowering the conduit, which is fun because it's already glue together and has wires in it.

I used my ******** to cut the coupling and carefully pull it apart. I had to replace the outside LB because I cracked it with the loader bucket.

Glued it all back together and of course most of the wires are too short.

Now I'm planning on removing the inside LB and going into the back of a 6x6" pvc and making some splices there with some splice kits.

Ugh. So stupid!
 
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79firebird

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Aug 19, 2008
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385
Location
Victoria bc
Better then the last job i helped a friend with orginaly had permits for power to his shop and a deck off the pack passed inspection he was out of town. Went to cut the slab of his back deck for a hottub zap .Dam wire was ran in the slab 1 inch down but inspector passed it pulled it all out 2 inches below in the grass. Who droped the ball there the gc or inspector? A complante has been filed added anouther 2 days of work and a fue houndred more.
 
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