Just got my crazy rods

[snowman55]

why not? most systems here are poly main

[Wet_Boots]

If the pipe is rated for the pressure, and is NSF tubing, it isn't a technical fail, but unless you have hose bibs on the main line, there's no reason for it. Master valve first, then a poly mainline (and a de-pressurized poly mainline can be utility-grade tubing)

[greenmonster304]

I was just giving Eddie a hard time. I use poly for mains too but some don't agree.
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[Wet_Boots]

Non-NSF poly does not make good mains

[1idejim]

i looked at a job site for next year today, pics of the property from the corners, existing structure (outside and under side) located lines and tank with my voodoo sticks. pretty much got a picture of the whole layout, when the plans come out, bidding is cake.

here's a hint ed, you're over the tank when the rod(s) spin in a circle. have fun

[AI Inc]

Originally Posted by greenmonster304

I was just giving Eddie a hard time. I use poly for mains too but some don't agree.
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Same here, no problems.

[Wet_Boots]

I still don't see what the few inches of poly between the manifold and the supply accomplishes that a sch 80 union doesn't accomplish more reliably.

[greenmonster304]

Originally Posted by Wet_Boots

I still don't see what the few inches of poly between the manifold and the supply accomplishes that a sch 80 union doesn't accomplish more reliably.

I remember Eddie saying his boss doesn't buy unions
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[Wet_Boots]

Originally Posted by greenmonster304

I remember Eddie saying his boss doesn't buy unions
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I don't think I'd put that in my resume.