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I wish to borrow a neutral to run to my garden shed. Can I export it?:devilish:
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You could export it from the neigbours house (together with line conductor)..lol........
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They're probably tapped off of me, judging by the bill:icon9:
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Sod it...go for the lamppost then....you know it makes sense........
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