Posted by Ultradog MN on July 01, 2018 at 17:40:27 from (172.58.86.170):
The concrete guy is coming in a week to pour the slab plus aprons for our new garage. So I'm trying to get ready for him. The electrical inspector told me I can add another 100 amp service to the garage off the existing meter socket. Actually he suggested I do it that way and go underground with direct bury wire. Nice. So I spent a few hours cutting open the blacktop along side the house then digging a 20' trench for the wire. The concrete man will trench it from the blacktop onward. It was hard work but cool today. Back up in the high 80s tomorrow. So I stayed at it and got the job done. I think he said because it will be surfaced with concrete I only had to go 12". But I didn't remember how deep he said and stopped digging at 20" A couple of ibuprofin and half a glass of Merlot at dinner. I'll sleep well tonight. I do have to give thanks that I can still do this kind of work if need be. I don't love it but I can. I'll be 65 on Wednesday.
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