What if it Snows?

Or LA, NYC, Atlanta, Boston, ect....

 

This electricity is hard to grasp (no pun intended). Two wires, one "hot" one ground/common. (Or 3, with the direct ground.) Separate copper ends sticking out.
Nothing moving/flowing like a water line. So, what do we have, nothing?
"POTENTIAL" is how it was explained to me. Roger, it is just "potential"... Till you connect those wires .
Then you have a flow, and can harness it in various ways to utilize this "POTENTIAL ".
I do not understand it fully, but accept the fast you keep them apart till you want to hook them up to something.

 

Or in one of your boots that you leave in the garage. Da&# things sting like a red wasp. It'll sure wake you up at 4 am.

 

We had them in the badger and I worked at one for a night. Lol

 

And I was going to remark on the "scratched up bucket" was minor compared to the "big gulp" something took out of the pallet..."

 

Well, actually it would have set in the middle there on the 3 stringers for support, your strap location would have snugged up the split in the stringer nicely, and the excess length would have/might have prevented the horrible scratching of the protruding teeth. I mean, paint on teeth do mean something to the end user.

 

@Oxbow. The manual hand pallet jacks we sold for years had a 5,000 lb rating and the Clark P60 electrics were rated at 6,000. On a decent floor, not too hard to use.