What would you do

1791 Views 23 Replies 13 Participants Last post by union347sparky, Mar 6, 2014

ponyboy

Discussion Starter · Mar 6, 2014

What would you do with this mess? I'm thinking kill it with fire and build new

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EBFD6

· #2 · Mar 6, 2014

I don't understand the question. What are you trying to do with it?

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Big John

· #3 · Mar 6, 2014

:lol: They hard-piped it like a real electrician, so that makes it good by default.

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ponyboy

Discussion Starter · #4 · Mar 6, 2014

EBFD6 said:
I don't understand the question. What are you trying to do with it?

I went down the road to one of our older plants looking for a transformer I was told to repurpose. This is what I found. I didn't even bother opening it up.

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ablyss

· #5 · Mar 6, 2014

I've seen similar but not with so many die-cast connectors. Yowza

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Deep Cover

· #7 · Mar 6, 2014

:whistling2:....I didn't see nothin'....:whistling2:

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Cow

· #8 · Mar 6, 2014

That 90 straight out of the slab into the side takes the cake!!

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FrunkSlammer

· #9 · Mar 6, 2014

I'd realize this out of my scope as a maintenance boy and hire an electrician to do the job.

OH SNAP

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Going_Commando

· #10 · Mar 6, 2014

Works, doesn't it?

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papaotis

· #11 · Mar 6, 2014

ill admit i havent done much industrial, but i could better that! took the cheap, easy route!:whistling2:

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Deep Cover

· #12 · Mar 6, 2014

I guess I don't see what the hub bub is about.

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Bkessler

· #13 · Mar 6, 2014

I would do nothing.

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ponyboy

Discussion Starter · #14 · Mar 6, 2014

Bkessler said:
I would do nothing.

That's what I did. I was asked to remove the transformer because it's secondary load is now nonexistent but the main 225 amp feed enters the transformer where it is split 3 ways and continues infused to god knows where