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It is called a sheaf of corn. The preparation of corn sheaves makes ready for the haywain (cart) to be loaded for a trip to the corn stack in the barn. There are many "pubs" called The Wheatsheaf".

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Can you replace double pole with two single poles?

You can but the handles need to be tied together with an approved tie bar.


What happens if neutral and hot wire touch on the same pole of a light switch?

You will get a short circuit and breaker will trip. If they are tied together on the load side of the switch the short will happen when you turn the switch on.


How do you wire a single pole switch?

There are different ways to do this. The basic way it to use the black wire on each line (power from breaker and line to the outlet/appliance) and wire it to the switch. The white wires can be tied together using a wire nut or some type of wire joining device. The ground wires must also be tied together and to the junction box. Follow basic precautions such as making sure there is no power to the line before attempting to do this.


Do you have to pin breakers together when sharing the neutral on branch circuits?

Pinning breakers is becoming a thing of the past. This is due to the manufacturing of two pole breakers with one common trip reset handle. The electrical code states that on a 240 volt breaker if one leg trips the other leg must be disconnected from the supply also. This is a safety factor so that if they weren't tied together and one leg tripped the other half of the breaker would remain "hot". Any one working on that circuit in the tripped position could get a nasty shock from the un-tripped leg. Pinning the breakers on 240 volts was done because it was convenient to use single pole breakers in the distribution panel. To abide by the code the two single pole breakers were common tied together. When the branch circuits share a neutral to a common box they have to be common tied for the same reason above. This type of circuit is found on kitchen counter receptacles. Two separate circuits that share a neutral and go to separate junction boxes do not need the breakers tied.


What is the suns pole tied to?

System of orbits

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