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joe.did the fire start in another area of the building .looks like heat and smoke damage to me.and some pretty old disconnects switches ,the trough rotted too,.also looks like some of the insulation melted in the disconnects switches from the heat and the wiring shorted to ground.. more info please.....frank

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I don't have the full story on this but was informed that it was a fire job.



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