Hall of hacks & pikers Photo's please.

[cjohn2000]

Originally Posted by irrig8r

Someone posted this to Hunter's Facebook page today in a contest showing photos of "where are you working" to win a Hunter backpack.

So, my question is, is there anywhere that allows a below grade installation like this?

Mitchigo knows better than me, but in our area a Reduced pressure unit can be installed in a box below grade if it has a drain that empties to atmosphere. Love them angle valves but sharkbite ftg? King drain valve on main? in the valve box? They could use the backpack to go back to school.

[cjohn2000]

Found this on that same Hunter win a back pack page.

[Kiril]

Originally Posted by cjohn2000

Found this on that same Hunter win a back pack page.

Are you sure it is "win a back pack" or "win a swift kick in the head"?

[cjohn2000]

Originally Posted by Kiril

Are you sure it is "win a back pack" or "win a swift kick in the head"?

lol I guess he thought hard stick and unions were also flexible up by the wall

[Mike Leary]

Looks like the KIRIL TOPSOIL COMPANY supplied the material.

[Kiril]

Originally Posted by Mike Leary

Looks like the KIRIL TOPSOIL COMPANY supplied the material.

What's wrong with a few rocks in your trench ....

Even better, check out what appears to be a fairly steep slope outside the wall with no erosion control of any kind.

[Kiril]

All I can say is WTF. Double hammer head is appropriate!

[Wet_Boots]

why why why do people insist on grass growing right up to foundation walls?

[DanaMac]

I like how the concrete pan for the downspout is backwards, so the the dam is on the down side where it should spill out.

Oh wait - that's a pic from Kiril. I saw nothing in that post then

[irritation]

Originally Posted by DanaMac

I like how the concrete pan for the downspout is backwards, so the the dam is on the down side where it should spill out.

That's the way splash blocks are supposed to be installed.