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What in Tarnation?
What in Tarnation?
by timmp, September 10
Plumber meets Electrician
Plumber meets Electrician
by timmp, September 10
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#111549 12/31/06 04:13 PM
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All of the abvoe begs the next question: Why is a "swamp cooler" tied into what appears to be a standard rooftop A/C unit?!?

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Is there any work in Reno that is actually good?

CT, the answer to that is yes. In fact renosteinke has posted some examples of his own work which are quite good!! [Linked Image]


Stupid should be painful.
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#111550 12/31/06 04:15 PM
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how do things like that LTFMC mess happen?

"this peice of Sealtite's too short boss"
"okay, just use a threaded coupling and two straight connectors... wait, here's an old rusted right-angle one I found on the ground, use that, no one'll see it it's just up on the roof"
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#111551 12/31/06 05:47 PM
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Those of you who know me well enough might have been just a wee bit suspicious as to my timing in posting these pics...

Well, in another forum, a well-respected man Joe Tedesco) has a thread going about the mis-use of fittings. I figured I'd show everyone what REAL mis-use was!

I'm not sure if what I've posete here actually constitutes code violations .... but I think we can all agree that these are certainly examples of fittings being mis-used.

The fix, for the top pic, was as simple as a two-gang box with holes in the appropriate places. For the lower pic, all it took was a single piece of seal-tite, to replace a whole box of fittings, as well as a length of rigid (that was likely water pipe anyway).

Those with sharp eyes, and clear memories, will recall other pics from this same tiny roof. The place has been under new ownership for just over a year now, and I am ever-so-slowly replacing all of this 'creative' work.

#111552 12/31/06 07:22 PM
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I think the store next to this building as a fitting name for Reno's time spent fixing this mess...."Good Times"

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