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Sorry it took you so long to receive the message. I evacuated from California in 1982!

You should try to avoid spacers. Turning the limit screws to reduce the turning radius a little bit would be better. Eddie has a video on this topic.

Given a properly operating breaker, are you able to explain why the washer "burned up"?. My only conclusion is that either the washer or the breaker is defective.

The photos are confusing then. The gray bonded cable with three conductors looks like what I have seen for a 240v circuit (such as for a stove). AC does not have polarity but it is expected that the neutral and ground conductor are bonded at the service entrance panel.

Linode is working ok for me.

Driving west can be a real problem. The Windy app or web site will show if there is a problem. 60+ mph gusts, 20-30 mph head-winds, and dust storms are a real probability. Sometimes it is dense fog (with 20ft visibility) rather than dust. If your jeep's MPG reading was usually 21 or 24, then...

I should mention that it is normal to use a 20A 120v circuit, preferably with a dedicated breaker. Using a doubled breaker (intended for a 240v appliance) is wasteful, and it is possible/likely that it violates the National Electrical Code if the cable only feeds a 120v appliance.

Exactly. I have never heard of one. The cable provided is more suitable for a stove or heater. But one leg of it can be used.

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

Is this a 230v circuit? If so, the center wire seems most important to get right. What am I missing?

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

Welcome from Texas (and Arizona)!

I used the NOAA app on my phone this morning to monitor the severe storm. The government still seems to provide good data.

We were rousted out of bed at 5:30 this morning by the tornado sirens. Watched as the winds removed the cover from my '91 Toyota MR-2 Turbo. This seemed like a good time to take a photo.

Will free lip-balm be provided for all the attendees?

Your Jeep would look more authentic with a bit of mud on it. Mud also has well known benefits such as repelling brake dust.

Once again, what happens when you go into 4WD and then back to 2WD? It may be that your transfer case is on the brink of changing positions. There is a switch to detect what position the transfer case is in since it is a mechanical mechanism. My JL does not seem to have and "bulbs" inside. It...

Smart people will have already rapidly relocated into an existing premises while they were still able to, and put their toxic property (polluted with feces, lead, etc.) up for sale. If there is nothing other than a burnt lot tying them to California, this is a good time to evacuate to elsewhere.

Can you be more specific about the Jeep model you have? Does it have a color LCD dash panel which displays speed, off road pages, oil life, and other stuff, or is it somehow more primitive which uses a bulb? You did imply (via you user name) that this is a JL rather than a JK, although they did...

Then the correct setting must be 62! 😃