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Wild Horse · 01-19-2011, 01:56 AM

I've attached a pic of the wiring I did to have 220 for our stacked w/d. Hope this helps clear up some of the confusion.
DISCLAIMER: A Licensed Electrician was consulted on this. Anyone attempting this or something similar absolutely needs to do so as well.

I used 6/3 with ground to bring power from pedestal into basement, where I mounted a 4 space main lug box. You will note that the box is mounted upside down. This was done simply because of the way the wiring routed easiest, and drilling the least amount of holes. As long as the breakers click side to side, it's a nonissue. Only one hole was drilled for this, a 7/8" hole from basement into propane tank cab. The wire is stored in the propane cabinet, and is easily fed out the exposed bottom to plug into pedestal.
Here's the box mounted.

Here's the electrical.

01-19-2011, 01:56 AM	#20
Wild Horse Montana Fan Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Tuscarora Posts: 484 M.O.C. #10026	I've attached a pic of the wiring I did to have 220 for our stacked w/d. Hope this helps clear up some of the confusion. DISCLAIMER: A Licensed Electrician was consulted on this. Anyone attempting this or something similar absolutely needs to do so as well. I used 6/3 with ground to bring power from pedestal into basement, where I mounted a 4 space main lug box. You will note that the box is mounted upside down. This was done simply because of the way the wiring routed easiest, and drilling the least amount of holes. As long as the breakers click side to side, it's a nonissue. Only one hole was drilled for this, a 7/8" hole from basement into propane tank cab. The wire is stored in the propane cabinet, and is easily fed out the exposed bottom to plug into pedestal. Here's the box mounted. Here's the electrical.