Crowded ha?

[Buck Parrish]

I have seen that panel. That's in a bar called Hell in Chapel Hil NC.

And BTW I would hope the insppector Made the HO make repairs. May be I would get the extra work.

We fixed one similar. The panel had so many wires in the area from so many different occupied spaces in the buildinG.
We had to wear ppe to tear it out because we did not know which to cut off.

 

[c2500]

The plumbing is scary. Are those water lines below the panels( as in the room has flooded?)

c2500

 

[bjp_ne_elec]

CharlieBob - is this a multi-family? That's a boat load of circuits. Must be I missed the K&T thread - maybe you mentioned this earlier.

 

[Charlie Bob]

No , it's a single family house.4 bedroom, 3bath, a heck of a whole lot of living rooms,dinning rooms,etc. Home owner had a lot of extra stuff added to this place. I know you don,t see two 200 amp + one 60 amp boxes in one house everyday. ( By the way that 60 amp one on the firs floor, is the one feeding the K&T )

 

[Pierre C Belarge]

I found the guy who did that work!

I found the guy who did that work!

The work was performed by the same guy in this picture.

 

[masterinbama]

The work was performed by the same guy in this picture.

I do the same when I can't find my metric crescent wrench

 

[Buck Parrish]

It would make tool buying much easier with out metric . I had to but metric allen wrenches the other day. I wrote on the metal body with magic marker "metric".

 

[ceb58]

Panel on left, what is the deal with the nipple? Looks as if there is adapter on top with the pvc pipe coming into it. But then again another typical day at the office.

 

[ItsHot]

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I believe that is a metric level in the photo! Back to the OP! If the outside area of these panels look like this, just imagine what the inside looks like!!