<font color="blue"> They opted for keeping their inspection certification and eating the rest of the work they'd "found" after supposedly having done the inspection the first time.
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<font color="blue"> They opted for keeping their inspection certification and eating the rest of the work they'd "found" after supposedly having done the inspection the first time.
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Thanks for the accurate corrections guys. I need to learn to keep my mouth shut if I'm not sure of something, especially at 1am in the morning.
Dave
As you've found out, you only need two 110V inputs and a ground for a 220 circuit. No neutral is needed. However, you should use a true 220 breaker at the box instead of two individual 110 breakers....
Carl,,,
Check the adjustment bracket for the alternator thats located just below the pulley/air vane. I suspect you'll find that the vanes are contacting this bracket, and that's where your metal...
Danny,,,
Flasher relays flash faster (say that fast 3 times, /forums/images/icons/grin.gif) when there is an increase in resistance of the circuit they are controlling. An intermittant open...
I couldn't get the link to work, although the address looked correct. I had heard the phrase came from combat solders in WWII, who were always talking in the foxholes about buying a little farm after...
It's a bi-monthly news magazine that features home built projects and solutions to problems that crop up on farms. (pardon the poor pun)
I love this rag. And a rag it is, they use a really neat...
Make the barn's floor higher then the surrounding site. That will keep water from flowing inside, and what does get in will drain out. It's also just good building practice.
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Thanks for the informative and interesting replies, guys.
I am always blown away by the willingness of somewhat strangers to help a fellow by sharing their experiences. It tells me the world might...
WOW,
What a story, Darin...congratulations on getting it out under it's own power.
Dave
Joe,
Is it a bolt up building or weld up? Are the plans signed off by an engineer?
We recently finished a 30'x40' with 12' wall height. The kit cost $5350 here in NE Texas. Came with one 12x10...
Has anyone gone through the experience of building their own home? By that I mean, actually built the majority of it themselves, with help from family and some subcontracting of tricky or difficult...
Harv,
I think ponds just have to be cleaned out from time to time because of their nature. Runoff brings silt and the banks erode over time until you end up with mud flats. This leads to even more...
Harv,
If there's someone in your area who maintains one of those old cable draglines they can clean out your pond without having to drain it. We have a guy in our area who keeps one of those old...
