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Brass nozzles, Window Missles
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Found the leak, but customer decided they rather me cut it all out and redo the laterals.
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and, gentlemen, that is why poly is better than PVC.
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The problem there isn't the pvc, it's the lack of understanding in the organization of piping systems for ease of maintenance.
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And think, all those valves could neatly fit in a single rectangular box.
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I was called out to a job described as a leaking valve. a guy had a regular rectangular box with maybe 10 to 12 DV-slip valves inside. the leak was on the side of the bottom portion of the valve. __ I would rather have encountered that shown in your picture cajun. is that 200 or sch40? |
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They all don't have to fit inside a rectangular box. That's the point. I might have located the connections up in the bed so. Here again just a suggestion, don't take things so literal, but I see a really screwed up mainline trail that appears to wrap back to the pvb. I don't know what other devices are in-line that are needed or not needed, I just know I'd take a stick of dynamite and pitch in there and start over!
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