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Re: FS box plugs

#52743 06/04/05 08:15 PM

Joined: Jan 2003

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North Attleboro, MA USA

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iwire

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Greg many times I do both.

Silicone sealant on the threads of top hubs.

Drain hole drilled on the bottom of the box.

Water always seems to find a way in.

Bob Badger
Construction & Maintenance Electrician
Massachusetts

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FS box plugs	gfretwell	06/04/05 11:58 PM
Re: FS box plugs	iwire	06/05/05 12:15 AM
Re: FS box plugs	gfretwell	06/05/05 03:31 AM
Re: FS box plugs	zero76	06/05/05 04:47 AM

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