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90 ft. of 3" PVC with 1 90 deg. sweep at the meter socket and 1 at the other end stubbed up about 3 ft.
How hard would it be to pull (2) 350s and (1) 300 kcmil by hand?
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My "Pulll-o-meter" calculator comes up with 0.75 Gazillion degrees of "hard."
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Pipe's plenty big but the 90's will kill ya.
There are 10 types of people. Those who know binary, and those who don't.
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and I thought it was gonna be an X rated post....shame on me
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Better soap 'er up good! If your 90's are pvc and not galv. rigid, you'll get some drag on the wire.
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shouldn't be too hard. I've pulled 4-500s longer by hand. (there were four of us) key is to swab the conduit prior to the pull. dirt in the pipe really slows you down.
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Agreed....we've pulled longer runs. Just use lots of soap. Make sure you had your wheaties that day too.
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might want to think about 36" 90's
and why not try a pulley and lift or truck set up some how???? i used my bucket truck to hang a pulley from and worked well
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Piece of cake. Seriously.
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You shouldn't have a problem but, if you are going to do this sort of thing regularly, I would recommend one of any number of different portable pullers.
We do alot of bigger industrial wiring and even a small greenlee chugger is a valuable item.
Good luck
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