Put a junction box on the dryer circuit, and run it from there to the
AC. Take off the dryer socket. Sounds like he's gonna need 10 wire,
and 30 amp breaker for the outdoor unit.

What did you read in the book that came with the unit? What wire size,
and breaker does the book reccomend?

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James "Cubby" Culbertson writes:

Ultimately, the inspector will be the
judge but I appreciate any advice you may have.

If you're not using the amperage for dryer or range, I wouldn't bother
upgrading the main. Mothball the circuits, and do the upgrade later
if you
revert those appliances to electric.

I would not depend on the inspector to check all the analysis.