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Posted by Allan In NE on November 16, 2006 at 12:59:44 from (148.78.243.24):
Okay, Got all this underground wiring/conduit trenched in, run, buried and the boxes in place to the buildings.......Power company should be here any day to heat 'er up with the new service. Now, check my memory here. Now, that I will have some decent juice, I want to dig out my old 220 arc welder that has been setting in a shed down at one of the other farms since 1982. I'll clean it all up and blow the dirt out if it, check the fan, etc. But first, I have to buy an electrical receptacle for it. One of the legs on the welder�s plug is shaped like an "L". That's the ground/common. Right? Second. Those "auto-dimming" welding helmets. I want one of those. Anything I should know before I just grab one off the shelf? Thanks for all your help, Allan
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