http://www.nwtoys.com/ Tech threads related to CB, Antennas, Stereo Instrumentation, Inverters, GPS, HAM, Rocklights, Trailer Wiring, Dual Batteries, Winches and all things electrical. en Mon, 06 Sep 2010 08:43:47 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.nwtoys.com/images/styles/grayfolio/misc/rss.png http://www.nwtoys.com/ http://www.nwtoys.com/forum/electrical/1233-wiring-harness-83-a.html Sat, 28 Aug 2010 21:05:03 GMT since this about wiring harnesses... anyone know if they make a Painless wiring harness for and 83' ?? depending if i cant find my problem with mine i might be replacing it.. and so i want to be looking at he right one if im getting one but im not sure which ]]> Electrical Cpt SLOW http://www.nwtoys.com/forum/electrical/1233-wiring-harness-83-a.html http://www.nwtoys.com/forum/electrical/1163-shop-subpanel-qs.html Thu, 19 Aug 2010 04:51:11 GMT It's not 12v electrical, but it's still electrical...

I've got a 4-block subpanel out in my shop. I'd like to expand this, as they're all taken at the moment, and I'd like to add an additional 220v plug, and/or hard-wire my new compressor (whenever I get it) on a new breaker.

Anyone ever replaced a subpanel before? Any tips?

Also, how are subpanels normally tapped into the house line (or are they)? While snooping around in the subpanel, I noticed that they ran a 4-strand cable from the house to the shop, yet they only wired the 220v as a 3-wire setup. I'd like to check the house end, to see if the capped green wire is connected to anything, and (if it is) convert the existing 3-wire setup in the shop to 4 wire (which the welder uses).

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nevermind on Q #2. I figured it out all on my own like :D ]]> Electrical ChrisCo http://www.nwtoys.com/forum/electrical/1163-shop-subpanel-qs.html