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Posted by fixerupper on November 29, 2013 at 16:13:33 from (100.42.83.15):

In Reply to: Wiring a diesel barrel pump posted by fixerupper on November 29, 2013 at 13:03:37:

Here it is. I don't like cobbled wiring. Now the birds have a couple of places to roost. LOL When (if) the barrel is moved next summer the flex cable can be taken out of the disconnect and reconnected into a box at the new location. Getting that sucker screwed into the fitting and snaking the wires in under the fuel pump was a bugger. Frozen fingers didn't help matters. I won't have to do that again, thank god. I wanted to go down the wall with the wiring to the light pole and underground to the pole but we're frozen now. The camera lens on the cell phone was a dirty mess. Didn't realize it till I previewed the pic on the compuker.

The LED yard light does a very good job within 20 feet of the pole. I can see to read 30 feet away. Its 18 feet off the ground. I can see to walk 100 feet away but I don't plan to read a book that far away from the light. It does have a refractor lense and it's too bright to look at within 50 feet or so. Jim

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