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  1. Garry Sorrells
    Slo Blow Fuse ------ Time Delay Fuse ---- 100amp FRN Series 100 Amp Fusetron Time-Delay Fuse
  2. Garry Sorrells
    Motors have a high draw on start up then lower as normal run. Similar to an electric motor that is being stressed, loaded down, as it runs will increase its electrical draw. Table saw will run at 11 amps but will pull 18 to 20+ briefly at start-up. Well pumps will act in the same manor. I know fuses as " time delay cartridge fuses" for motor circuits. The will withstand a surge as opposed to "quick acting" (typical used). Both types will be found in residential installations. Its about application.
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    Take a look at these manufactures. They will all have installation instructions. Metal Sales metalsales.us.com/residential McElroy Metal / Max-Rib www.mcelroymetal.com MBCI www.mbci.com Central States Manufacturing www.centralstatesmfg.com Union Corrugating Co. unioncorrugating.com Best Buy Metals bestbuymetals.com Fabral fabral.com
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    Sorry, Short reply.... Garret's comment on the transformer was my first thought, especially since I had the same issue some years ago. If the transformer is allowing 130+ that would account some of the readings then add that the transformer is failing will also account for the drop in voltage. Possibly add into the equation a breaker failing either internally or at its connection point. Neutral not involved.
  5. Garry Sorrells
    Arcing in the breaker or on the bar.
  6. Garry Sorrells
    A failing beaker can cause these symptoms. If the problem exists across all of the lines in your home you may want to swap out the main breaker and see what happens.
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