Neutral Shifting

Why not read this: Power Systems Grounding is probably the most ... - Eaton,

or one of the thousands of other documents available on the web?

Dont trust this mans opinion on electricity...he doesnt even trust himselfs

"I have an opinion about electricity.I'll replace a defective light switch, after being certain that the circuit is de-energized.Beyond that I WON'T TOUCH ANYTHING. Period. I call a licensed, journeyman wireman electrician. Plumbing, painting, planting, fencing, no problem. Electricity? Nope!"

You need to work on your terrible spelling and punctuation.

Anonymous posters should be banned.

don't change the fact that you know not of electrical...self admittedly.

I know my technical limitations.

I also know how to perform a rudimentary web search.

You still don't know spelling, punctuation or manners.

Do you have ANY redeeming qualities?

yes...i am an excellent marksman, good hygiene and grandmere loves my food cooking.

That sounds like an intelligent comment. Maybe you should educate yourself

in electrical safety and spelling.

Is electrical spelling different? Good Lord, all of those years lost!

After three missing apostrophes, two superfluous full stops, a missing capital, the faulty plural and a missing full stop I would say there are other places where trust is in short supply. You don't speak French, do you?

Oui, je parle un peu, mais je préfère la lingua pura.

Well, testing English grammar is not the aim of this forum I guess !

"...it is important to note that for many users of this site, English is a second language. Therefore, there is no reason to report, highlight, or denigrate grammatical errors, typos, etc."

yes be not denigrating my posts please. This amount I understand.

Sounds right to me. For example, I work on wind farms and power station designs up to 33kV but I wouldn't do this either because I am not a registered and qualified electrician and anything I do to my houses electrics could void my home insurance!

Did you read Lyn's supplied link?

work on up to 33kVs and not electrician? so service electrician but not house electrician? How can you not know circuit work but understand HV?

surely you can replacements of branch appliances, contactor, relay, starter, switches, dimmer, receptacle outlets, etceteras?

you can do the works, but have inspector come by to ok work...if get permit and inspector ok, then ok.

No, no, no your missing the point I was trying to make, its not about not being able to do the electrical work (which we can do) its about not doing the work because of legal reasons. That's all I was trying to point out.

you can do the works, but have inspector come by to ok work...if get permit and inspector ok, then ok.

Technically that is allowed down here in my country for example (don't know about the current regulations in others on this issue) but it is actually faster and cheaper to just get the electrician to do the whole thing including the inspection and signoff themselves for simple jobs.

That however is starting to go off topic. Did Lyn's linked document answer your question? Am I even talking to the original poster or just someone else sniping?

I'm authorised to work up to 11K but I won't touch a domestic installation. Not because I don't understand it, it's because I don't know the installation techniques used in domestic work.

It's a part of the electrical industry I've never needed nor wanted to know in my line of work.

When shifting to neutral, one only needs to depress the clutch once.

Please first explain why this is not a homework problem. It certainly sounds to me to be a homework problem.

beware of 'Guru' with 'technical limitations'

he not so good by his own words.

Press Brake and Clutch. Shift To Neutral. Same procedure for Balanced load and unbalanced load. Stop the truck and rearrange to balance the load.