herm0016
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Your 400 amp service after the transformer is about 10 amps at full load if its normal 4160 volt underground.
hots taps are fun to watch. sounds like they avoided that though.
Your 400 amp service after the transformer is about 10 amps at full load if its normal 4160 volt underground.
hots taps are fun to watch. sounds like they avoided that though.
- Nov 21, 2001
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The main trunk 7200 here.
They serviced my my 25 KVA transformer with 1/0 coax.
Yes it worked out really good and then they set it up for that new development so they don't have to screw with that again. They can just reach in there and hook it on with remotes.
- Nov 21, 2001
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that sewer and CATV trench is restored and ready for some seed, once the rains come.
The box in the foreground is there to hold the locate wire only. That is on our lot and the white stake to the left is the property corner. I will end up mowing the right of way, the city will never come back here.
Carport is prepped and hammered, cut to grade. I have it formed and rebar in there, will take another pic.
Wildfire smoke made for about 10 minutes of pretty skies. Then Blah.
The box in the foreground is there to hold the locate wire only. That is on our lot and the white stake to the left is the property corner. I will end up mowing the right of way, the city will never come back here.
Carport is prepped and hammered, cut to grade. I have it formed and rebar in there, will take another pic.
Wildfire smoke made for about 10 minutes of pretty skies. Then Blah.
- Nov 21, 2001
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- Nov 21, 2001
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I prepped the slab for the carport.
I had collaborated with the engineer on the design, and suggested we tie the slab and far footing to the top of the basement wall as a tie-back of sorts.
I used form savers at the basement wall to avoid those nasty horizontal bars sticking out. Spendy but worth it for me.
I picked up the last big load of framing today, for the carport/sundeck. I had brought the mini home to set the 500 pound beam in the portal wall. It had just enough reach to do it without building up a spot with dirt.
It is a 16' open space flanked by the 4' portal wall sections. I will finish the glulam beam where it shows with stain. Can't have too much wood IMO.
I had collaborated with the engineer on the design, and suggested we tie the slab and far footing to the top of the basement wall as a tie-back of sorts.
I used form savers at the basement wall to avoid those nasty horizontal bars sticking out. Spendy but worth it for me.
I picked up the last big load of framing today, for the carport/sundeck. I had brought the mini home to set the 500 pound beam in the portal wall. It had just enough reach to do it without building up a spot with dirt.
It is a 16' open space flanked by the 4' portal wall sections. I will finish the glulam beam where it shows with stain. Can't have too much wood IMO.
- Nov 21, 2001
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we rolled the starter strip with plastic to protect the stucco.
Siding breaks at that trim and is natural vertical cedar under and above the balcony.
I put 12 + tons of rock in that hole behind the retaining wall today, along with pipe, fabric and plastic. The infrastructure for the water feature is in place, but no hurry on building that.
Siding breaks at that trim and is natural vertical cedar under and above the balcony.
I put 12 + tons of rock in that hole behind the retaining wall today, along with pipe, fabric and plastic. The infrastructure for the water feature is in place, but no hurry on building that.
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