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I have to agree with James on his "One mans banter is another mans bullying" quote. It all depends on how you look at it.

Also have to agree with davespark comment on "If the existing installation is in good condition then there isn't necessarily any grounds for replacing the existing fuseboard". Ok it would be safer, but then again me upgrading my car to have side impact bags and all the other safety features that are out now would be safer, but I can afford it.
 

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