I've got a question. When I got power to my barn I used MC to the outlets and switches. Left a little extra so when I got around to insulating I could move things around and what not. Eventually I'm going to run EMT.

Is it against code to: pull the wires out of the MC runs that I have in place now and pull them through the EMT as I go?

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