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Old 6/2/10, 4:03 AM
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Default 1920 Home Panels

Interesting industrial sized main disconnect with multiple panels from yesterday's inspection.


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What type of Residence.?
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Old 6/2/10, 5:46 AM
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Single family two level 1500 Sq Ft with detached garage. Multiple issues.


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Default Re: 1920 Home Panels

Is it just me (or the picture) or does the top roof line in picture #2 slope from left to right?
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Old 6/2/10, 8:16 AM
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Is it just me (or the picture) or does the top roof line in picture #2 slope from left to right?
Yea, that dormer looks a little cockeyed .



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Old 6/2/10, 12:54 PM
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The rear of the home has substantial water and termite framing damage. Many issues with this home. I posted here because I have never encountered a main disconnect like this one during a residential inspection.




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Old 6/2/10, 10:39 PM
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Not too uncommon in older homes, especially in areas where the PoCo owned and installed the main panels or where 3 phase residential service was installed.



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