Idea for switching to electric

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Grounding to pipes is a long and glorious tradition. When I used to work in laboratories we actually used the plumbing ground as our ground reference rather than the building ground. It might not be pretty and I have no idea if it's code but there's nothing wrong with it electrically.

What is funny is that this pipe actually feeds a garage and 3 other buildings. Like I mentioned before it goes through well over 200 yards of soil distributing water to each of these places.... This pipe is grounded better than any ground in an electrical box you find.

But this point is completely irreverent since I forgot about using the 30amp dryer outlet that would be more convenient.

I hot you guys get a chance to see the other questions I had regarding wiring, PID depth, and such. I hate to be the guy that complains about the advice I am getting but really the issue of the ground wire is no longer present because I have changed my mind and will be using the 30a dryer outlet.

Again thanks to everyone that is helping with this.