Thread: Barb and East coasters-Irene

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I nor anyone else should NEVER pull the breaker on a pole. I pull my main in the house in my main panel before I start the gen. I turn off the breaker to the welder recept. then plug in the gen. to the welding recpt. start the gen. then turn on the welder breaker. That back feeds throught the undwerground cables to the house, where breakers are turned off that are not ness. for what we want. THERE ARE NO CODE INFRACTIONS HERE.

Originally Posted by cffisher

I nor anyone else should NEVER pull the breaker on a pole. I pull my main in the house in my main panel before I start the gen. I turn off the breaker to the welder recept. then plug in the gen. to the welding recpt. start the gen. then turn on the welder breaker. That back feeds throught the undwerground cables to the house, where breakers are turned off that are not ness. for what we want. THERE ARE NO CODE INFRACTIONS HERE.

'Bout what I do except through the dryer receptacle (when I had the 6.5KW gen I felt I needed heavier wiring to the breaker box). And my main breaker - 50 feet away and on the inner wall side of the meter. And yes, I WILL continue doing it that way at my home as well as my RV.