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Originally Posted by Durkis007
Hey Everyone.....
I would like to thanks kbsparky especially for suggesting the octagon blank plate. I finally got around to making the modifications to my mess. I purchased a nice hole saw set to make a perfect cut. I should have done that in the first place, well you cant cry over spilt milk...
Ok.. So here are some pics of the fix... let me know what you think.
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Yup, now things are looking MUCH better!
I won't mention those lockrings, since others have already done so ....
Background:
I do a lot of mobile/modular homes. Many times, when we arrive to make the hookup, we will discover the main conduit the hangs under the house was pushed UP into the panel. This condition resulted in the concentric knockouts being separated, and often times the entire bottom of the panel was bent up, etc.
We would have to hammer the bottom of the panel enclosure back down, and then use an octagon plate to "repair" the now too-large opening where the conduit terminates.
The end result is similar to your completed repairs.
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