International Association of Certified Home Inspectors
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Please Note:
Tab M. Wilcox is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Looks like this little guy almost had his exit strategy together.
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He didn't have anything left after ripping open the knock-out.
InterNachi Awards Portal: http://co.nachi.org/inachiawards/ ____________________________________________ "An Education, not just an Inspection" Larry Kage, CMI Lake Ann (Traverse City), Michigan 49650 231 929 3525 Professional Inspector serving the Traverse City, Michigan area and beyond.
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so much for a good quote on car insurance........
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brian winkle is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
It is a common problem in Arizona to have lizards in the panel. Also, most homes here have the breakers outside. When a knockout is left open, lizards see a great home. But before long they cross the busses and it's all over. The problem is when they fry right on the bus and they drip all down the bus. The enzymes in their innards tend to corrode the bus, and breaker to bus contact eventually fails. Many of the panels I have replaced due to failed bus surfaces have had fried lizards in them, sometimes they are still hanging from the stab. The bus will be fine above the carcass(?) but below it will be trashed.
This is a very good reason to insist all openings be filled. |
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Tab M. Wilcox is a non-member guest and is in no way affiliated with InterNACHI or its members.
Paul, you win!! Something like that is what I wanted to come up with.
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