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Old 08-30-2008, 05:58 PM   #1
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I know no pics, didn't happen, but it really is not all that great to look at.

I was able to get the electrical run to both the air handler and the compressor today. Just one more thing I can check off the list .

The irony is that I was sweating bullets the whole time. Oh how I wish it was hooked up and running .
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Getting close! Plenty of warm weather left for you to try it out. I love mine and don't think I could ever get used to working in my shop w/o it!!
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I bet you were sweatin' it, pretty doggone humid today.

It's gonna be well worth the effort when you get it going. Nothing like a cool shop in the summer.


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That is a plus, a big plus!! Electrical is always a major piece of the puzzle.

Any timeline for doing the insulation?
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