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Default ELECTRIC ONLY LAKE - BATTERY SUGGESTIONS, PLEASE

On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 00:15:10 GMT, Dan Krueger
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OSHA doesn't like homemade extension cords. While it my be over
engineered, it's not UL listed. They live for those sort of things.
Even properly installed replacement plugs are not allowed since it is no
longer a factory cord. Of course that doesn't mean it doesn't happen
all of the time.


That's interesting. I've seen them cite for frayed and worn cord,
loose original cord ends, and loose attachment at the device, but
never for a properly repaired cord set. I guess there's nothing
stopping one from overstepping their bounds.

Jack
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