linnrg
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Glycol supply and return, Chilled Water, Hot Water
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An average day
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steveray
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What is the pipe material? Plastic that large Shirley needs a collar?
Amazing how much equipment with NEMA type 1 enclosures I see installed outdoors & has been there for years.
Then there is this submersible pump
The property has a shop w/ a 200A 480Y/277V service, that NEMA 1 disco is 480V 3Ø, the shop also has a bootleg MIL unit, and is the only place I have ever seen with 277V lighting in a residence, since removed (the lights), my County for years did not require inspections on AG until it was determined by the County attorney to be contrary to State law, other then that shop, the rest of the property is residential.
linnrg
Sawhorse
WELL they did not pass the final inspection. I called the electrician and he said "dang invisible ink"
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TheCommish
SAWHORSE
same as I do not know
jar546
CBO
Existing is for the circuit that goes to the watchamacallit near that thing. Why don't you know that?
The correction said, “Not ready for inspection.” In all honesty, it wouldn’t be difficult to fool me.......who among us verifies that all of the circuits are labeled correctly? ..... Allow me to restate that... not counting Jeff, who among us......
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fatboy
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Since I am working from home the pictures have dried up. Then the guy across the street started making up for the loss. He is a retired doctor....his wife is too. You would think that a pair of doctors would have better sense than this.
So I have watched him build a scaffold over the course of a week.
Here he is on the job.
The entire thing is put together with screws. Four screws are all that holds the scaffold against the building.
Today he is busy taking the rotten overhang apart. Depending on what type of doctor he was, there might be structural repairs or just a face lift. My wife is upset because I won't stop him. It's not my nature to interfere. I probably shouldn't have said, "This is how killer yard sales are born." She didn't see the humor in that.
So I have watched him build a scaffold over the course of a week.
Here he is on the job.
The entire thing is put together with screws. Four screws are all that holds the scaffold against the building.
Today he is busy taking the rotten overhang apart. Depending on what type of doctor he was, there might be structural repairs or just a face lift. My wife is upset because I won't stop him. It's not my nature to interfere. I probably shouldn't have said, "This is how killer yard sales are born." She didn't see the humor in that.
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The only 2"x material is the posts and the ladder. He has a circular saw but by the sound of it the blade may be mounted backwards.
The rope gets tied around his waist....with just enough slack to leave him hanging below the platform. I bet that he's climbed that ladder 100 times or more.
This is why the only wood that's exposed on my house is the doors. It took a long time to find a house with that requirement.....no wood trim.....not even fascia.
The rope gets tied around his waist....with just enough slack to leave him hanging below the platform. I bet that he's climbed that ladder 100 times or more.
This is why the only wood that's exposed on my house is the doors. It took a long time to find a house with that requirement.....no wood trim.....not even fascia.
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fatboy
Administrator
Darwin's theory could apply..........
He used to wear scrubs so I don't think he's a Doctor of Sociology.
Ours is a double wide.
TheCommish
SAWHORSE
probably has an over roof
You can call them manufactured homes, mobile homes, or factory built homes, but a trailer is still a trailer.
Now he has rain to deal with.
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Here's a picture of our house....it's the one with the firetruck in the driveway. Within minutes there was a firetruck in every driveway. Green ones, red ones and yellow too.....they came from as far away as San Diego.
From where I took the picture is as far as we went. Once the firemen had the hoses strung to the back yard we went back into the house. I should have sent my wife to the shelter because it was damned near impossible to get any sleep with her there. But I was going to need a driver in the morning.
I was having a tough night before the fire. Halfway into a gallon of magnesium citrate there was pounding on the door. A policeman said that we had to evacuate. I said, "Well sir you've caught me at a bad time."
The next morning as we returned from the hospital that same policeman stopped us a mile from home and said that we couldn't go any further. I had to walk home and my wife spent the next three days at a shelter. I couldn't even get a pizza delivered and she got Happy Meals. One of the things I love about her is that she seldom gets upset about stuff happening. Oh she was scared alright, really scared, dare I say scared shltless when, in the long run, I was the shltless one.
From where I took the picture is as far as we went. Once the firemen had the hoses strung to the back yard we went back into the house. I should have sent my wife to the shelter because it was damned near impossible to get any sleep with her there. But I was going to need a driver in the morning.
I was having a tough night before the fire. Halfway into a gallon of magnesium citrate there was pounding on the door. A policeman said that we had to evacuate. I said, "Well sir you've caught me at a bad time."
The next morning as we returned from the hospital that same policeman stopped us a mile from home and said that we couldn't go any further. I had to walk home and my wife spent the next three days at a shelter. I couldn't even get a pizza delivered and she got Happy Meals. One of the things I love about her is that she seldom gets upset about stuff happening. Oh she was scared alright, really scared, dare I say scared shltless when, in the long run, I was the shltless one.
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jar546
CBO
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jeffc
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If your neighbor survives his rot repair project, perhaps he could help out with this trenching project? Looks less dangerous than a fall while repairing rot.
Hey...where it all began.If your neighbor survives his rot repair project, perhaps he could help out with this trenching project? Looks less dangerous than a fall while repairing rot.