thr ground wire from my circut box is connected to the water supply
pipe from my well,a new supply pipe will soon be replacing it.but it
will PVC my outside meter box is grounded to a 10Ft. rod. can i bug my
breaker box ground to my meter box ground rod or should i bury another
ground rod to hook to. also when i remove the ground from the breaker
box should i kill the main breaker.

wrote:
thr ground wire from my circut box is connected to the water supply
pipe from my well,a new supply pipe will soon be replacing it.but it
will PVC my outside meter box is grounded to a 10Ft. rod. can i bug my
breaker box ground to my meter box ground rod or should i bury another
ground rod to hook to. also when i remove the ground from the breaker
box should i kill the main breaker.

You didn't provide enough information for a definitive answer. Also
don't rely on free advice from unqualified sources for something so
vital to the safety of your home. You may be able to get free advice
from your local building inspector, otherwise call an electrician.

You should probably contact the authority having jurisdiction in your area,
but yes, typically you'd drive another ground rod, and also bond the panel
ground to a 3/4 inch cold water pipe


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thr ground wire from my circut box is connected to the water supply
pipe from my well,a new supply pipe will soon be replacing it.but it
will PVC my outside meter box is grounded to a 10Ft. rod. can i bug my
breaker box ground to my meter box ground rod or should i bury another
ground rod to hook to. also when i remove the ground from the breaker
box should i kill the main breaker.

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" wrote:

thr ground wire from my circut box is connected to the water supply
pipe from my well

Is that a metallic pipe?

a new supply pipe will soon be replacing it.but it
will PVC

Piece-out/extend the ground wire (if necessary) and ensure it STAYS CONNECTED
to the old, metallic pipe. Your grounding system will be unchanged assuming
the old pipe is simply abandoned (left) in place. Easy.
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JR