Sometimes you gotta give someone points for trying, just out of sympathy. :no:Same job, a lav was connected to the drum trap set on it's side.
The top right portion of the double san tee is the Jacuzzi drain.
Unfortunately he got no points.Sometimes you gotta give someone points for trying, just out of sympathy. :no:
I didn't know you could still even buy a drum trap let alone that they made them out of pvc. Big no no for the IPC.Same job, a lav was connected to the drum trap set on it's side.
The top right portion of the double san tee is the Jacuzzi drain.
Very interesting! I became quite enamored of trenchless technology a while back. The more I thought about it the more scenarios I came up with in which it might not work so well. I'll add offsets to the list!I have one... A trenchless job I went to, 3 months old, first, the video of the crimp on the inside, then the pictures of it after I dug it out, 2 main creases, funny thing, if they dug 4 more feet, they would have had a straight pull.
http://www.revver.com/video/927112/sewer-line-inspection/
these are the pictures:
Very interesting! I became quite enamored of trenchless technology a while back. The more I thought about it the more scenarios I came up with in which it might not work so well. I'll add offsets to the list!
Hahah, pressure fittings (vents only in KY) for drain fittings. . WEE HOOOO!This was a Jacuzzi drain, done by a "flipper" who had no clue what he'd gotten himself into.
The house was condemned and I did the job for the bank that owned it.
Hammer arrestors??? :whistling2:This is the back side of a mixing valve.