Recent content by Bubba Ray

alaska, good ideas. I have not heard from Miller after two emails. The power numbers come from Millers specs. Why the strange plug I have no idea but it may come from the fact that this welder can work on 120 or 220 and has a plug for each.

No way I am going to void the 3 year warranty on a new welder by changing the plug called for by the maker.

The plug is called for by Miller but the mig uses less than 30 amps.

Wire from box to outlet is 10 gauge. I have received dif ideas on the white wire vs the ground wire to the third prong. Will not change end from welder as it is new with warranty.

Will check wires at panel Sunday.

My shop was wired years ago for 220 but no outlet was installed. I have black, red, white and green wires in box. The outlet called for by Miller is NEMA type 6-50 that has 3 connections with 1 marked ground. Do I just put a wire nut on the white wire and call it done? Thanks for any help.

What is your location?

No way will I remove the old stuff. Will install baffles for sofit vents and have ridge vent now. Just planning to blow cellulose on top of the fiberglass. The access to this area is terrible!

My access to 1/2 of my attic is thru a 1' by 2' hatch in a second story closet. The blown fiberglass is full of mice holes and acorns and is thin(2-4"). The freeloaders have been evicted. The area is open with no walk or crawling boards and the ceilings below are textured. I would like to blow...

I would be careful about insulating the floor with fiberglass in N.O. In SC it tends to hold moisture and provides living area for mice.

I have done lots of copper but have used pex for a small repair and was impressed. Used the sharkbite fitting between the polybutalene and the pex with good results.

We had a solid base installed in a upstairs shower that weighed a good 150lbs. It does not flex!