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#110626 05/30/06 02:35 PM
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The attached photo is of a new house.

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#110627 06/02/06 07:30 PM
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Looks like your short 12". Thething I can't figure out is, why is he pipe comeing down in the middle of the room, and now up against the wall?

#110628 06/02/06 11:33 PM
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What's that funny looking loop in the pipe? Kinda reminds me of an FM transmitting antenna...

#110629 06/03/06 09:54 AM
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That funny loop is a meter "horn"... There is a section op pipe there that can come out and a water meter installed in its place.

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#110630 06/03/06 01:10 PM
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What this picture really shows... is that there are many people in the construction industry who have no clue as to what they are doing. It is really sad to see this, it is almost a daily reminder!!!!


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#110631 06/03/06 07:03 PM
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Probably a Pennsylvania builder!
Usually the sump pump pit is right below the service entrance, too!
Is that metal enclosed GEC bonded to the pipe?

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