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Christmas lights. Do you remove all the connectors and sockets or take them in as is?

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  1. 04-18-2017, 06:43 PM #3
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    Filling up a Gaylord with #2 insulated wire allows me to throw in some Christmas lights with bulbs without penalty. As long as I do not over do it, I can also include telecommunication wire. The time to separate these items may not be worth the hourly wage, s.s., ins., etc. of an employee. Building a relationship with your yard and providing consistent loads will provide benefits.

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