Posted by JerryS on July 17, 2012 at 20:15:18 from (98.80.88.153):
In Reply to: Re: Juiced-up ants posted by Adirondack case guy on July 17, 2012 at 15:12:22:
Fire ants haven't made it to the Adirondacks yet, have they, CG? When they do, they might show you what you can do with your tidy clamps, water tight boxes and silicone.
I am certainly no electrician so I am a bit perplexed at why some of you have your knickers in a bunch at my "mess" wiring. This is the way my well guy wired it when he drilled the well 20 years ago. Other than the occasional fire ant invasion and having to replace the pump a few years ago, it has worked fine.
This well sits 50 feet from my house in an open grassy area. Even if it began to arc like a roman candle, it's not going to burn up anything but the wire. As for it posing a threat of electrocution, the whole well is covered year-round. Plus, if I need to do anything at the switch, I flip the circuit breakers. So someone would have to explain to me why I should hire a pricy electrician to come out and make it look pretty. Frankly, in my view, no harm no foul. And I've never been wrong before.
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