Suggestions for RV panel install, long run

myredracer wrote:
I bet the cut price to get another 240' will be more! That could be a tough pull at 240'. You could always install a plastic pull box 1/2 way if needed. You may need a come-along or winch tied to a tree or truck. I always used to use the rule of thumb that the max. code allowable in 1" conduit is 100 amp wire at 120/240 volts and that was before THHN was around which is smaller dia. and a bit slippier. As I said before, it you can leave 90 degree bends off at each end it will help a lot. A 1" PVC bend is a bit of a tight radius for 3 x #4 wires and will make it harder to pull.

Have fun!!

So, my thought was to lay out the wire, then slide the conduit down from the house panel to the RV panel. I'd cleanly cement each section as I went along. Perhaps I'm missing something but seems to me like that'd work. If you're working with an existing conduit run then, yeah, you gotta fish it through, but I don't see why my idea wouldn't work. If it turns out I'm missing something, maybe I could go with 45's (these aren't hard 90's they're sweeps, but yes the sweeps aren't very long) and use the other suggestions.