S sparky_james Member Oct 28, 2008 #21 never had trouble installing al. , never used torque rench always used no-ox and it works fine...:grin:
never had trouble installing al. , never used torque rench always used no-ox and it works fine...:grin:
celtic Senior Member Location NJ Oct 28, 2008 #22 horsegoer said: Good point Celtic....... So if you had a CB/lug sized for 8's you could not terminate #6 or 4's?? Click to expand... Sometimes you can run into trouble with the smaller CBs....it's when you get the larger CBs ..say one sized for 500MCM and a "design change" now has you pull 600 or 750 MCM that you really run into the headaches.
horsegoer said: Good point Celtic....... So if you had a CB/lug sized for 8's you could not terminate #6 or 4's?? Click to expand... Sometimes you can run into trouble with the smaller CBs....it's when you get the larger CBs ..say one sized for 500MCM and a "design change" now has you pull 600 or 750 MCM that you really run into the headaches.
charlie Senior Member Location Indianapolis Oct 28, 2008 #23 horsegoer said: . . . Why is copper less forgiving than aluminum? . . Click to expand... Copper is more forgiving than aluminum. :smile:
horsegoer said: . . . Why is copper less forgiving than aluminum? . . Click to expand... Copper is more forgiving than aluminum. :smile:
nolabama Senior Member Location new orleans la Oct 28, 2008 #24 never had any problems with al for an underground service - i couldnt begin to think of a good reason to use copper underground
never had any problems with al for an underground service - i couldnt begin to think of a good reason to use copper underground