The electrical install has been making steady progress. I managed to finally collect everything I needed to actually mount the panels.
The first attempt (see below) went well enough until I learned that the 2 1/2″ pvc male adapter I thought I could use to get the panel feeders into the building wasn’t to code.

Turns out I needed a specific service entrance adapter and they only work on a single cable at a time.

With the correct parts in hand it was back to work getting the meter box installed correctly with the feeders inside. I had to make a new hole since there can be only one cable through a connector at a time.

Meter box mounted 
Cables through their connectors 
65″ center of the meter to the ground
That done it was on to the distro panels on the inside.
The feeders you see (those big ass cables) are 4/0 aluminum and a massive pain in the ass to work with. They DO NOT like to move, bend, or cooperate in any way. Wrangling them though their respective holes in the breaker boxes was NOT easy. But they eventually ended up where they belong.

Panels mounted. 
4/0 cable connector 
Cables and connectors installed 
Cables mirror each other nicely

Mains are landed

All the main feeds are in and full landed to their respective lugs in their respective boxes. Everything pertaining to the main feeds are in place.

Main feeders in one of the distribution panels 
Main feeders in the meterbase 
Detail showing the main feeder connections 
Detail of a connection 
Detail showing NoAlOx application
Next up……Burying the main service cable…..
