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110v line to 220v line?
A son has a garage that is about 25 ft. from his house. Previous owner ran a
direct burial 2-12 w/ground wire to it. It is a 20a 110v circuit. I am wondering about changing it to 220v by using the ground wire as the neutral, white wire to one side of the breaker box, black wire to other then putting down a new ground rod out from the garage and running a new ground wire from it for ground in the garage making 220v and 110v available so he can do some modest shop work?? Thanks for any help, Walt Conner |
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