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#110096 01/23/06 06:21 PM
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The fourth woire is actually going to a metal "ground bushing" to ground the 1" metal conduit entering the building.

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#110097 02/04/06 10:16 AM
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The drop coming through the wall has four conductors, it appears.
I thought that too, but with the explanation of the split bolts I guess it's just two conductors that were too short and thus spliced and taped. That's a _real_ ugly one!

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