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Jeffrey R. Pope · #1 1/17/06, 11:28 AM

I thought I'd leave one more jewel before I head out for the morning. Notice the method used to secure the feeder cable at this panel.

Michael R. Boyett · #2 1/17/06, 11:55 AM

You think the 'plumber' maybe installed that?

Larry D. Kage · #3 1/17/06, 11:56 AM

"Hey, Eddie, you got any cable clamps?"

"No, man, I'm a plumber."

"Oh...it don't matter...whatya got?"

Bob Badger · #4 1/18/06, 6:47 PM

Jeff that is flexible cord not cable.

So wrong connector and wrong conductors.

Jeffrey R. Pope · #5 1/18/06, 6:52 PM

The conductor was actually a "plug-in" type for a manufactured home. A four-prong, 240 volt cord and plug, plugged into the service meter.

Jay Moge · #6 1/18/06, 11:17 PM

ya might wanna check the water heater that they stole the strap from, it might be tied to the wall with romex or something.

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