Hall of hacks & pikers Photo's please.

[mitchgo]

wow you would rather have it look like that then have it underground :ham merhead:

[Wet_Boots]

It's an RPZ and underground is not where you want them

[Mike Leary]

Suffock County, Cape Cod and Colorado Springs permit RPs underground.

[mitchgo]

I understand that.. but irritation has some personal hate about anything being below ground.

[mitchgo]

rp's are allowed underground here too. As long as proper drainage is installed.. Meaning a physical drain below the elevation of the back flow assembly.

[agrostis]

Originally Posted by tadpole

Those goats don't look like they are missing very many chow calls.

Those are the fattest goats i have ever seen.

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by mitchgo

I understand that.. but irritation has some personal hate about anything being below ground.

He has a problem that many of my employees had, as hard to kick as sex addiction:

common-phobias.com/myso/index.htm

[FIMCO-MEISTER]

I'm with Mitch on the below ground stuff. If proper drainage is provided and a large box with good clearance then better below ground. Too bad for BF inspectors having to get on their knees and bend over a little.

[Mike Leary]

Originally Posted by FIMCO-MEISTER

I'm with Mitch on the below ground stuff. If proper drainage is provided and a large box with good clearance then better below ground. Too bad for BF inspectors having to get on their knees and bend over a little.

Sure, except that would have to be a deep drain to daylight, sumps don't cut it with RPs.

[FIMCO-MEISTER]

12" of gravel and 6" gap from the gravel to the RP. Works for me.