On Thu, 10 Nov 2011 11:58:11 -0600, bud--
wrote:

On 11/10/2011 9:25 AM, bob haller wrote:
On Nov 9, 2:30 pm, wrote:
On 11/8/2011 1:50 PM, bob haller wrote:

bud is this enough or would you like more pastes and links about fuse
boxes and K&T and not being able to obtain homowners insurance.....

are you convinced?

No source.

No context.

Quoted by someone with a fetish.

Nope

In this thread you have got wrong:
Clare needed to convert to breakers because of homeowners insurance.
you can't get insurance for fuses
you can never get insurance for K&T
you can never get insurance for K&T from State Farm
there is a "great chance of a loss" (K&T is intrinsically unsafe)
there are no boxes with K&T
if you open a wall with K&T it is "mandatory to upgrade"
homes with K&T can't be insulated

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bud--

Electrical distribution fuse panels, as shown in Figure 2 have become
obsolete and in many jurisdictions a homeowner cannot get home
insurance if they have an old style fuse panel installed.

No source.

No context.

My State Farm insurance agent said there would probably not be a problem
with a 100A fused service.

That blows your FUD.

Clare said the agency he is associated with does not have a particular
problem with fuses.

That blows your FUD.

Driving around I see a lot of 60A services - which will in all
probability be fused. Inconceivable that the houses are not insured.

That blows your FUD.

If the house is SOLD, the 60 amp circuit gets replaced or no
insurance and no mortgage.


In this thread you have got wrong:
Clare needed to convert to breakers because of homeowners insurance.
you can't get insurance for fuses
you can never get insurance for K&T
you can never get insurance for K&T from State Farm
there is a "great chance of a loss" (K&T is intrinsically unsafe)
there are no boxes with K&T
if you open a wall with K&T it is "mandatory to upgrade"
homes with K&T can't be insulated
"posts here from insurance workers statements about K&T being uninsurable"

Fetishes can be disabling. Maybe you could get counseling.