Another obligatory New PM-833TV and PM-1340GT Ordered!

Drilled the backplate after work today.

here’s what’s mounted for wiring. Planning on doing a little bit this evening.

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Also, neither machine is on a boat yet, and they are now slated to get to PM mid September. I just wish the damn things would get on a boat.
 
Christianstark said:
Also, neither machine is on a boat yet, and they are now slated to get to PM mid September. I just wish the damn things would get on a boat.
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I had hoped to see my 1340GT buy at least the end of September, but according to that update it will be well into November before I see it. Ouch.

Oops, I meant October :rolleyes:
 
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Jake P said:
I had hoped to see my 1340GT buy at least the end of September, but according to that update it will be well into November before I see it. Ouch.
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I am waiting on a PM940. Just today I see this. Duck Duck search this....this is after they get the container off the boat! 7 day delay

Union Pacific eastbound railway container service temporarily halted to Chicago due to “significant congestion”​

 
So I made up the first leg of internal wiring. This 6 sided ferrule tool is excellent. Once power comes to the disconnect, it leaves there and travels to terminal blocks for distribution. The blocks are all jumped within colors, so Black, Red, and White all have 4 total terminations each, one from the breaker to 3 for distro. The grounds have 1 back to box, to 7. Next step will be to break off 2 reds, and 2 blacks, 1 set each for the fuses en route to the VFD, and to the breaker, for switched 110V outlets. Those will come out the top of the terminal blocks, and down through the respective devices.

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How you going to get a bolt in that backplate for top right corner?
 
xr650rRider said:
How you going to get a bolt in that backplate for top right corner?
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Ill probably just sand that mounting point off since I am using it on a DIN...or just slide the whole assembly over a tad...

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