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Originally Posted by electricianjeff

I'm wondering why they went to the trouble of stripping the 3/0 neutral all the way back to where it enters the panel. Anybody have any ideas?


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StarTrek #163573 05/10/07 10:23 PM
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The only reason I can see for stripping insl. is they were too cheap or too ignorant to use white tape to identify the neutral.

NORCAL #163592 05/11/07 05:11 PM
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Obviously it was stripped back so it's easier to touch it with your bare hand.

HotLine1 #164180 05/26/07 09:41 PM
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"OLD Stab Loc's are brown...the red tip ones were the last 'new' from FPE. The replacements (American) are Black with white numbers.


Actually, I have four Stab-Loks from the brown era that are... tie-dyed? Seriously hippie-dippy. Came out of a house built in 1953. Different colors of resin all marbled together: pink, blue, yellow.

yaktx #164279 05/29/07 10:16 PM
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I'm betting that this panel is at the bottom of what used to be a staircase.

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