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  1. Denray
    Thanks for the reply John. Those holes were all over the place. Skipped only a few boards. Sub floor had them too.
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    2x's stacked vertical for the perimeter walls, with lots of powder post holes it seems. 2x's horizontal for interior walls. 2x's horizontal for beams in the crawl, with lots of powder post holes. I've never seen this type of construction before. Second story add on, which had conventional framing. Click to Enlarge 36.32 KB Click to Enlarge 48.02 KB Click to Enlarge 46.28 KB
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    In a duplex shouldn't this wall have drywall on this side too for fire protection? Click to Enlarge 44.14 KB
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    No gas present. And they hadn't use the furnace in 3 years. Had a wood stove.
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    Just being below 18 inches from the floor. Seems like the sashes make it not 9 sq ft of glass, right?
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    Since this is single hung and has these sashes across it then it needn't be safety glass, right? Click to Enlarge 33.69 KB
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    When I was bent over looking at something I saw the graceful figure of a lady next door. I couldn't quite see her face. Later on from the ladder it was a toothless wrinkled up affair. Super tweaker. Nice park. Thanks for the responses.
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    Uh, duh, this is what the 90 was for. Click to Enlarge 60.79 KB No wonder it wasn't being used with only 100 amps total to the POS. Power was off to the entire place.
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    Only 100 amps going to this POS single wide. 200amp disconnect and a 90amp breaker up right going to ? Click to Enlarge 50.16 KB
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    Thanks Jim
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    Thanks guys. Never seen it done on one of these. I'll bring up the prep stuff in the report Jim. No creases. I no walk those kind of roofs, just move my ladder around 6 or so times.
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    Do the PG&E folks do as good a check on old forced air heaters as an HVAC person?
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    Think it's OK for a mod bit to be over the metal skin of this mfg home? Edges seem to want to come up here and there. Click to Enlarge 70.94 KB Click to Enlarge 40.74 KB
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    I see those fairly often. A RE told me there were folks who will repair all those cracks around the drain that 90% of them have. I wonder how long that holds up?
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    Heat must have caused the insulation to bubble up like this, right? Click to Enlarge 43.8 KB
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    Yep, that's what was happening.
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    Thanks all
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    Do these seem to work? Click to Enlarge 70.08 KB Click to Enlarge 109.06 KB Click to Enlarge 125.67 KB
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    And the cpvc is a bit close to the vent. Even worse if the vent were centered. Click to Enlarge 60.22 KB
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    Smarty pants, I bet. There was a downstairs bathroom on the left side of this picture up against that outside wall and across from it was a laundry room with a fan vent too. It's as if you guys know what you are talking about. Click to Enlarge 41.59 KB Thanks
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    What are these two vents for? Yes, I know the horizontal composite siding on the composite paneling is a problem waiting to happen. Click to Enlarge 56.5 KB
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    Primo! Thanks everyone.
  23. Denray
    It's a three pronger and it's showing reverse polarity. But what if it had an open ground too. The reverse thing uses that center light, but so does an open ground. Perhaps it has an open ground and reverse polarity. How would you be able to tell that?
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    How do you tell if open ground when the lights show hot/neutral reverse. Open ground would just have the middle yeller light on. Click to Enlarge 30.93 KB
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    Except the third picture shows the only way I think it is bonded.
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