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PGE is pretty well one of the number one rats about building - sometimes having agreements with the county.Any chance of going all solar and keeping them out of it? ... then again maybe your plan is good enough. Just a thought.Looking forward to seeing your project.
Anyone else eager to get up to their property to start the season off?
Quote from: glenn kangiser on March 01, 2011, 09:11:05 AMPGE is pretty well one of the number one rats about building - sometimes having agreements with the county.Any chance of going all solar and keeping them out of it? ... then again maybe your plan is good enough. Just a thought.Looking forward to seeing your project.Glenn,I think we have the PG&E issue figured out, all of my electrical will be completed prior to starting any construction and it will be done with permits. Solar would be nice but I think connecting to the utility will better serve our needs, plus the pole is only 40 feet from my build site.
On grid is nearly always cheaper than off grid for serious power. I still like being off grid.G/L on the hydraulic leaks, I know that one very well. What model Bobcat do you have?
Quote from: glenn kangiser on March 01, 2011, 09:11:05 AMOn grid is nearly always cheaper than off grid for serious power. I still like being off grid.G/L on the hydraulic leaks, I know that one very well. What model Bobcat do you have? I am not looking forward to the leak search, I am hoping that I can pressure wash the whole thing and then track it down. I know the front ram has a slight leak but I feel as though there is a bigger one somewhere judging by my drip pan. I believe it is a 843 or 853, can't remember it could even be a 900 series, haven't messed with it since last 4th of July.
Fabulous area. We have vacationed the Sinkyone and along the Eel River several times. There is something special about being among those big trees. Great area for a build IMO.