Bad Examples of Venting, Plumbing, and Chimney Repairs
- the snowman
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Nice! Your right most of them are funny, however, some of them are definitely dangerous. I have seen some of that stuff in person. A couple of times I found myself standing back and thinking what the heck was going through that persons mind. I once saw track lighting installed in an enclosed shower unit. The light switch is classic as is the dryer wiring. I had to watch the video twice.
The snowman.
The snowman.
- Freddy
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Gad zooks! Look again at the water tank using tin foil as a vent extension.... the pressure relief valve is plumbed UP? And, maybe through that shut off? Arghhhhhhhhhhhh!!
Thats the one... I did not want to insult anyone by accident, so I removed the non-politically-correct verbage. I also had to convert it from Powerpoint, to the Microsoft Movie format, to upload it.Sting wrote:The series of these that I have starts with this disclaimer
- blue_chopper
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Ok im guilty I have a bull dozer radiator heating my garage..... But it works AWSOME
- Steve.N
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I really liked the radiator drain hose, brought back memories. When I was a kid in the 50's we visited my grandmother in upstate NY. She had a trap leaking under the kitchen sink that my uncle and I fixed with a bicycle innertube, no trap just an innertube between two pipes. My grandmother passed away in 1992 and I helped clean out her house, when I looked under the sink it was still there 35 years later.
Hey Sting,Sting wrote:Nice job putting it together in the extension
You need to add the pic of the out door furnace housed in the yard- inside the old ford Van
Do you have a thread to that pic of the furnace? Or a .JPG?
I'll be happy to add it, or any other pics that everyone has.
Wow Steve, too bad you don't have a pic of that ... I could add it to this movieSteve.N wrote:I really liked the radiator drain hose, brought back memories. When I was a kid in the 50's we visited my grandmother in upstate NY. She had a trap leaking under the kitchen sink that my uncle and I fixed with a bicycle innertube, no trap just an innertube between two pipes. My grandmother passed away in 1992 and I helped clean out her house, when I looked under the sink it was still there 35 years later.
But THAT fix actually worked !
- Freddy
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As long as they jump into the air and touch the wires before they touch down!e.alleg wrote:As long the kids unhook one at a time when they fire up the welder they should be fine.