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Just a few from today.....
Joseph P. Hagarty joseph.hagarty@comcast.net Main Line Inspections, Inc. Phone: 610-399-3675 Email: MainLineHI@comcast.net http://pa.nachi.org/mainlinepa/about.html http://www.householdinspector.com National President / NACHI (2003-2004) NACHI Education Committee Member Last edited by jhagarty; 2/18/08 at 4:34 PM.. |
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Do you think that they could of installed any more of the ceramic knobs!
The problem I am seeing or realizing with knob & tube is that they install a new breaker panel and replace the 15 amp fuse with a 20 amp breaker. So now the 14 gauge older Knob & tube wiring now has more potential amperage along with the insulation & splicing issues. |
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The configuration of wiring in photos 3 & 4 is what caught my attention. I found this interesting as this was indicative of the original installation.
Joseph P. Hagarty joseph.hagarty@comcast.net Main Line Inspections, Inc. Phone: 610-399-3675 Email: MainLineHI@comcast.net http://pa.nachi.org/mainlinepa/about.html http://www.householdinspector.com National President / NACHI (2003-2004) NACHI Education Committee Member |
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For instance today's specials.
The main panel that was recently installed has a 30 amp main breaker with 60 amp SEC. And most of the wiring was older K & T. And just for the fun of it I added the thru wall air cord that specifically stated that it needs to be installed on a grounded plug was on.... You guessed it a non grounded receptacle. It is so nice of the listing agent to brag about the new update main panel. That is the least expensive component. How about updating the 30 amp main anf the SEC and the K & T. Your a deal killer the agent shouts I calmly say you are a potentially killer and a licensed electrician is needed. Sorry I am ranting. Joe I hope you dont mind that I share your post. Last edited by dmacy; 5/11/07 at 2:39 PM.. |
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Joseph P. Hagarty joseph.hagarty@comcast.net Main Line Inspections, Inc. Phone: 610-399-3675 Email: MainLineHI@comcast.net http://pa.nachi.org/mainlinepa/about.html http://www.householdinspector.com National President / NACHI (2003-2004) NACHI Education Committee Member Last edited by jhagarty; 2/18/08 at 4:34 PM.. |
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Is the handyman romex buried in the ground? What does it go to?
I will raise you 1 garage SEC. Last edited by dmacy; 5/11/07 at 2:39 PM.. |
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It is a minor inconvenience that both can not be operated at the same time........ Joseph P. Hagarty joseph.hagarty@comcast.net Main Line Inspections, Inc. Phone: 610-399-3675 Email: MainLineHI@comcast.net http://pa.nachi.org/mainlinepa/about.html http://www.householdinspector.com National President / NACHI (2003-2004) NACHI Education Committee Member |
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Please Note:
bdoles2 is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Here was yesterdays. 1920's house in the crackhead district. The second picture was in the crawl, notice all the loose wirenut connections, that's a pretty good sign of what the entire house was like.
Last edited by bdoles2; 5/17/07 at 1:19 PM.. |
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