bookwormom
09-18-2008, 06:40 AM
lthings move faster than we think once in a while. I really need some input from those more knowledgable than we are. due to my planned kiln, which will draw 75 ampere, a kink is thrown into the works of a few things.
we got a new barn next to the old barn which really is just a shed to keep equipment out of the weather. we need seven lights in that new barn and maybe a couple of outlets.
the problem is, the powercompany says we need to set two posts to get power directly from the main post to the barn. a couple of shade trees in a pasture will need to come down and all in all it seems to turn into a big hassle. Hubby talks about renting a ditchwitch to lay the line under ground from pole two to the barn and what we are wondering, is it worth the hassle for a few shoplights? that is all we have up there, lighbulbs. we have the perfect place for panels over the goatshed, southern exposure. there is one bulb in the goatshed, one in the tractorshed, one in the sheepshed, one in the chickenhouse, which also has an outlet for a heatlamp for babies, which I am not going to use up there anymore, there will be seven fluorescent lights added to that and a couple of outlets, just in case.
I really ought to get a gaskiln, I just dread building it, I have only a hundred and fifty other things to do and installing the firing mechanisms scares me by myself to no end. my kids say momma you are a technical zero and they are right.
we got a new barn next to the old barn which really is just a shed to keep equipment out of the weather. we need seven lights in that new barn and maybe a couple of outlets.
the problem is, the powercompany says we need to set two posts to get power directly from the main post to the barn. a couple of shade trees in a pasture will need to come down and all in all it seems to turn into a big hassle. Hubby talks about renting a ditchwitch to lay the line under ground from pole two to the barn and what we are wondering, is it worth the hassle for a few shoplights? that is all we have up there, lighbulbs. we have the perfect place for panels over the goatshed, southern exposure. there is one bulb in the goatshed, one in the tractorshed, one in the sheepshed, one in the chickenhouse, which also has an outlet for a heatlamp for babies, which I am not going to use up there anymore, there will be seven fluorescent lights added to that and a couple of outlets, just in case.
I really ought to get a gaskiln, I just dread building it, I have only a hundred and fifty other things to do and installing the firing mechanisms scares me by myself to no end. my kids say momma you are a technical zero and they are right.