Pulling Wire Single Handed Pt 2 Still Yuck!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Published 7-30-24
I spent a lot of time just walking and climbing to pull and push the wire through the conduit.
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I've always had a little trouble with house wiring. Because all my wiring experience is with cars. House wiring is opposite of cars to me. Good luck with yours. Would be nice to have a little help. We are always praying for you and Lydia 🙏🙏🙏
@@mikecurtis2585 Lydia keeps offering and I say no.
I would rather work longer than risk it.
All mine was 3-wire and stapled. Shed and greenhouse. So far no fires and everything ground faulted to death. Greenhouse was in conduit with lights, fan feeds and an outlet or two. Nothing before at all. That was after the top folded up and I had to rasie the roof. Glad all that mess is done. Plenty of room for the two mowers and all her green stuff. You're doing a fine job and keeping the power company going like we are. God Bless Yall
@@lewiemcneely9143 If I can I want to install solar panels. Just out of pocket. No gubmint or power co.
Just enough for the LED lights and furnace. Might not happen but I think it is a good idea.
Nice Dave - good approach to a nasty job gets it done - bravo for doing it right! A job getting done the correct and right way.
Thanks 👍
Ain't easy but it gets done eventually.
Getting there. Nice job on that. You're right - work until you get tired but don't push it. It will all get done in the end!
Falling after getting too tired is a real bad way to end the day.
NOT STOP TRYING is the key right there. THAT's where I got in bad trouble. Pushed WAY too far. Trying to heal.
@@lewiemcneely9143 Yeah. We don't always know where the line is.
I’ve always hated pulling wire- Especially in smaller pipe. Something always seems to snag it. Also three times as hard working alone! 😃👍
@@ScoutCrafter I don't usually gave this much trouble.
I'm blaming trying to save money.
Rather than running EMT that I'm use to I went PVC. It acts slightly different. The walls are thicker.
It will work. I'm paying with time instead of money. 😁😎💩
At least someone wired you right ✅️. I always pull a red even if it's not used you know your gonna wanna control a fan or add something better there than not. Makes me look lazy with my romex or mc 💤. I'm glad it's getting done ✔️.
I have the lights set up in two switched banks. Front and rear.
There is another separate circuit for the door opener, yard light, and a spare recepticle for the inevitable addition of a task light or two.
The Annex requires perseverance and slippery gel.
Now that sounds a little odd. Doesn't it?