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[#1] Posted: 04/13/2012 - 07:34:47 AM		Reply with Quote
Live wires found yesterday in a POS house.

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You sure that's not John Dirks bathroom remodel?
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 [#3] Posted: 04/14/2012 - 06:45:53 AM		Reply with Quote
Quote: Originally posted by rkenney

You sure that's not John Dirks bathroom remodel?




I know about the unsupported cables in my attic Bob. There are no over fused circuits, no exposed conductors, no open splices and every cable entering a junction box has a stress relief clamp. The cables will be properly supported before I insulate even though the pitch of the roof is low enough that nobody will ever be walking or putting stuff over there. It's also more than 6' from the hatch.

I'm comfortable with the fact that you're my competition but you kinda seem bent on criticizing me. It's been a sort of pattern with you. What gives?
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