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I've never seen it. #2/0 solid aluminum. POCO underground feed.

And, a free carwash along side the freeway.

Maintenance crew painting the retaining walls oversprayed my vehicle as I was driving by. I circled back and fortunately there was a lot of room to pull over. They power washed it and gave me a $50 gift card to have it detailed. :thumbup:

 

[MTW]

A lot of the overhead poco conductors are solid AL. I've never seen them used in an underground application though.

 

[dronai]

A lot of the overhead poco conductors are solid AL. I've never seen them used in an underground application though.

How do you know this ?

 

[Going_Commando]

A lot of the overhead poco conductors are solid AL. I've never seen them used in an underground application though.

I've never seen solid AL conductors. Everything Poco side I have seen has been ancient CU or ACSR

 

[MTW]

How do you know this ?

Service drops.

 

[Deep Cover]

A lot of the overhead poco conductors are solid AL.

Same here.

 

[dronai]

Service drops.

The really old 30A ones :laughing:

 

[Bkessler]

The really old 30A ones :laughing:

I've seen solid aluminum service drops all over SoCal. For modern 100 amp panels installed in the 60's and 70's.

 

[220/221]

Actually it was 2/0

Not that any of you clowns care.

 

[RIVETER]

I've never seen it. #2/0 solid aluminum. POCO underground feed.

And, a free carwash along side the freeway.

Maintenance crew painting the retaining walls oversprayed my vehicle as I was driving by. I circled back and fortunately there was a lot of room to pull over. They power washed it and gave me a $50 gift card to have it detailed. :thumbup:

I hope, at least, that it was an American made pressure washer.:blink:

 

[220/221]

I hope, at least, that it was an American made pressure washer.:blink:

If it was an American made vehicle like the two piece of **** Fords I last purchased, the pressure washer would have somehow disabled it and cost me a couple thousand dollars.

$800 fuel pump and $1400 injectors at under 30K miles one one and injectors on the other one. When America figures out how to build a quality vehicle, I'll buy one. My Chevy (Izusu) vans have been pretty good but for smaller vehicles, Toyota has always been stellar for me.

Ford can kiss my ass :thumbup:

 

[Magnettica]

I've never seen solid 2/0 but #2 aluminum all the time on service drops.

 

[Meadow]

Some POCOs used to do solid aluminum open secondary busses on spool racks. Underground here is stranded AL. New Over head leans toward either, AAC or ACSR with a few AAAC.

 

[markore]

Actually it was 2/0

Smaller than the "rule of thumb?" Did you save it for "household use?" :no:

 

[CraigV]

If it was an American made vehicle like the two piece of **** Fords I last purchased, the pressure washer would have somehow disabled it and cost me a couple thousand dollars.

$800 fuel pump and $1400 injectors at under 30K miles one one and injectors on the other one. When America figures out how to build a quality vehicle, I'll buy one. My Chevy (Izusu) vans have been pretty good but for smaller vehicles, Toyota has always been stellar for me.

Ford can kiss my ass :thumbup:

The repairs were under warranty? Ford's bumper to bumper is 3/36000 and powertrain is 5/60000.

 

[220/221]

I saved a chunk in the warehouse archives :thumbsup: