06-12-2012, 08:09 PM
(06-12-2012, 03:16 PM)Hopefuldave Wrote: Something I've always done is pull more string/rope/whatever through with the new cable, that way you can always pull the cable back and have the string/? there to pull more through - I leave it in place too, however long it waits, it's a lot cheaper than hefty copper cable!
If you get really stuck, you can attach a piece of fine cord to a bundle of wool (like the pom-pom on a kid's bonnet) and suck it through the conduit with a vacuum cleaner...
Dave H. (the other one)
I thought about trying that but as there were already four other wires in the conduit I am pretty sure that you couldn't get a good enough "seal" to move it the distance I had to go.
(06-12-2012, 04:31 PM)DaveH Wrote: Ron.
Well done
DaveH
I used the "string" to pull the #6 ground wire through today and all went well. I pulled another length of string with it as well so I can leave it there "just in case". Highly doubt I'll ever need it but one never knows.
I'm done pulling wire. Now the search is on to find a power panel.
Thanks guys,
-Ron
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