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Last Comment by Trumpy - Posted Date: Sat April 17, 2021 8:40am

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One thing I really hate about surface wiring, is when they use the smallest capping possible and stuff it full of wires.

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Photo Details: "German wet location Installation" by andey - Posted Date: Sat November 17, 2012 - Rating:

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Last Comment by haligan - Posted Date: Sat March 3, 2018 1:47am

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Even if it weren't dangerous, it would have been a HUGE aggravation for any electrician that had to do work in there wondering where all the wires went.

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Photo Details: "Hidden Box" by daniel05387 - Posted Date: Wed December 26, 2012 - Rating:

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Last Comment by haligan - Posted Date: Sat March 3, 2018 1:30am

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Charlie the tuna says "Bad idea!!!!"

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Photo Details: "Tuna junction box" by wa2ise - Posted Date: Tue December 13, 2016 - Rating:

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Last Comment by sparkync - Posted Date: Mon June 20, 2016 2:41pm

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The 2x10s worked good. I tied them off first and hung them in position on the first few by myself and put a ladder in the water to nail them off. The rest I got some help and let my help tie them off and I went in the water with a raft and nailed them off. Don't laugh, I didn't have a boat as of yet I could use. The waves were a bit troublesome to work with, but I got it done. Now I got to do the conduit to the lights and to the dock.

Photo Details: "Pier 2x10s" by sparkync - Posted Date: Mon June 20, 2016 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by Texas_Ranger - Posted Date: Mon August 24, 2015 8:49pm

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It's definitely Irish. Key switch... interesting idea! Ours in Austria usually look different and the key actually turns like in a door lock but you might be onto something!

Photo Details: "No idea" by Texas_Ranger - Posted Date: Fri February 5, 2010 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by powerftw2001 - Posted Date: Sat December 13, 2014 12:57pm

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somebody touches it, ZZZZZZZZZt Woah XD

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Photo Details: "Saw this over christmas" by ChristianMstate - Posted Date: Wed January 9, 2013 - Rating:

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Last Comment by powerftw2001 - Posted Date: Mon November 17, 2014 1:22am

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not safe. rain and electricity do not mix.

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Photo Details: "WEATHERPROOF?" by Admin - Posted Date: Sat February 7, 2009 - Rating:

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Last Comment by sparkync - Posted Date: Fri September 26, 2014 12:21am

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Here is the 2nd photo. It shows it a little closer where I want to put my weather head.

Photo Details: "Service conductor clearance" by sparkync - Posted Date: Thu September 25, 2014 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by sparkync - Posted Date: Fri September 26, 2014 12:18am

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Hope this picture makes it through alright. This is one of two I'll try to upload. The other one will show the corner where the service drop is. I plan on running the riser up from the same location on the back, up through the decking, then using a 90 to go to the corner. The weather head will be facing away from the deck.

Photo Details: "Service conductor clearance" by sparkync - Posted Date: Thu September 25, 2014 - Rating: 0.00

Last Comment by sparkync - Posted Date: Thu March 20, 2014 10:18pm

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The neutral bar in this picture is broken, and has been remounted somehow and attached to the frame of the panel, thus not allowing for the isolation of neutrals and grounds. I am doing some add on work out of this panel, and will have to be inspected. Looks like I will need to get another neutral bar that will fit in this panel, then install a ground bar for the grounds. Anyone know where I might get a neutral bar like this? If I have to, I guess I will have to try to make another brand work if I can find it. Too late to call the supply house. Don't know if they even carry neutral bars this big or not. Thanks

Photo Details: "Old_3_phase_panel_Auction_House" by sparkync - Posted Date: Thu March 20, 2014 - Rating: 0.00

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