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He still says 12, idk
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Logan, he can do as he pleases. I just wanted you to know what code says. As long as the wire never pushes up out of the ground from frost heaves, it will never make a difference. All good.
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The pump in the well could just be 120v and less than 10 amps.
I bought a new pump for my well that's 120v 8.5 amps if I remeber correctly. It's made by Grundfos. They claim you can run it off an 1100 watt inverter. This is a soft start pump, no surge on start up.
I bought a new pump for my well that's 120v 8.5 amps if I remeber correctly. It's made by Grundfos. They claim you can run it off an 1100 watt inverter. This is a soft start pump, no surge on start up.
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It is power wire and electricity flows below freezing.....water does not. Yes a frost heave could affect it a bit but highly doubtful to expose it. Yes if it is direct burial then UF is the only way to go. I still use conduit with UF for burial. That way is someone digs there in the future they will hit the conduit first
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Got some free scrap from my parents, grandparents, and neighbor. Made 2 trips to the scrapyard. Easy money. Unfortunately the machine that was unloading me the one time ripped the wiring for the temporary trailer lights.
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Claw, it picked up a trailer axle that was in my trailer and one of the hubs caught the wiring. I was going to unload it myself, but he honked his horn and I just stepped back.
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Spending a few days at my grandmas farm in Merrill so I can work on some of my projects. Last night I burned tons of garbage at our old house and talked to the neighbor there for a few hours. Hoping to get my race mower running and driving in the next couple days, I hope I can find time to clean the carburetor on my ATV, hopefully also fix my trailer.
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About 1 hour and 45 minutes
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To clarify, it’s 1 hour and 45 minutes EACH WAY. And I know it could be worse, but I really don’t personally like driving that long.
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Not bad at all. I drive about on hour one way for work.
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Exactly!
The kiddo will get it someday. While in college I drove 2 hours each way several times a week. When I was teaching many nights after school I had to run 2-3 hours each way to a meeting. Then I drove an hour each way to and from work daily for years. .
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Helped mill lots of wood we harvested today for my dad's shed build. We have a WoodMizer lt15.
I'm looking to get a job up north here soon. My idea is since I don't have any of my mowers and stuff up here I might as well work my ass off this winter in between school so I have lots of money for all my projects back down south at the farm next summer. Also want to buy a 50ish hp tractor and finish restoring my IH Cub Cadet 70 later on next year.
I'm looking to get a job up north here soon. My idea is since I don't have any of my mowers and stuff up here I might as well work my ass off this winter in between school so I have lots of money for all my projects back down south at the farm next summer. Also want to buy a 50ish hp tractor and finish restoring my IH Cub Cadet 70 later on next year.
