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  1. 02-09-2013, 08:30 PM #1
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    Pressurized relive

    Was doing one of our many pm agreements and noticed this. Is a rental, have to admire the way the copper was bowed around the tank. Not sure how it ever passed inspection.Name: image.jpg Views: 786 Size: 71.0 KB.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oldsolarguy View Post
    Was doing one of our many pm agreements and noticed this. Is a rental, have to admire the way the copper was bowed around the tank. Not sure how it ever passed inspection.Name: image.jpg Views: 786 Size: 71.0 KB.
    why does the drip tube do that? being that it's a service contract, how does it get a contract like that? someone put some pride in bending that copper.lol
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  3. 02-09-2013, 08:41 PM #3
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    Well was cleaning the furnace, the basement reminded me of a dungeon. The tanks are not my problem. The curved copper was a piece of work. Need to give that guy a job installing freon lines.
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    That's a "hot water crossover" line, kids like a copeland tandem oil crossover line!
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    Kinda wondering how the safey relieve will ever work correctly with that. The central main line goes up like 30 inches into the floor joist and then out a wall somewhere.
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    Judging by the pics it's not a finished basement, why not put them to the floor, any idiot can figure that they should never go up hill. Some people need a good slap in the face.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joehvac25 View Post
    Judging by the pics it's not a finished basement, why not put them to the floor, any idiot can figure that they should never go up hill. Some people need a good slap in the face.
    judging by the pic i have to disagree. lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by snupytcb View Post
    judging by the pic i have to disagree. lol
    Well maybe that's there living room, never know nowadays lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joehvac25 View Post
    Well maybe that's there living room, never know nowadays lol
    well said.lol i have seen some funny stuff.
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    It was the basement from hell. Beat the cop webs down so I could reach the furnace. I was amazed the owner had new filters there so they could be changed monthly.
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    Did this art work tie into the TPR discharge tube from the right hand WH? Creative venting, too. More pics?
    Keep the fire inside the fireplace.

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    Yeah both heaters were tied together. Name: image.jpg Views: 166 Size: 70.8 KB
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    thats the dual purpose relief and seismic restraint device......
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