Thread: Horizontal Drip

No, I don't mean a Republican in the supine position, but is this horizontal sediment trap OK?

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Originally Posted by A.D. Miller

No, I don't mean a Republican in the supine position, but is this horizontal sediment trap OK?

AD,

It would be if it was vertical and attached to the appliance. The short answer is no.

Originally Posted by Gunnar Alquist

AD,

It would be if it was vertical and attached to the appliance. The short answer is no.

GA: Thanks. That's what I thought.

Why worry about it. None of us will have to work when BO is finished with the redistribution of wealth comrade.

We can just stay home and the government will send us checks. Oh wait, they are already doing that.

Originally Posted by A.D. Miller

No, I don't mean a Republican in the supine position, but is this horizontal sediment trap OK?

Are you sure you were vertical when you took that shot?

It is scary to see that there are gas installers out there who don't really know what they are installing.

Originally Posted by John Kogel

It is scary to see that there are gas installers out there who don't really know what they are installing.

Just last week I talked to an "electrician" (installer) who had no idea how a GFCI actually worked. I said something about it turning off if a groud fault occurs and he looked at me like I was speaking Chinese. He said something about just knowing where he's supposed to put them and doesn't think about it other than that.

These days there are two distinct groups of tradesmen - Installers and Servicemen. The installers just know where to put it and 'generally' how to put it in. Servicemen or true tradesmen actually understand how it works. Unfortunately, true tradesmen are too expensive and nobody's willing to pay them what they're worth.

Originally Posted by A.D. Miller

is this horizontal sediment trap OK?

Originally Posted by Gunnar Alquist

The short answer is no.

The long answer is also ... "No." ... unless you wanted an explanation of "No.".

Originally Posted by Jerry Peck

The long answer is also ... "No." ... unless you wanted an explanation of "No.".

JP: No, I think I know what you mean by no. Thanks.

[quote=John Kogel;107896]Are you sure you were vertical when you took that shot?

JK: I was either vertical or the gallon of lacquer thinner depicted was high and oblique.

I'm not a rocket scientist but I have never seen anything drip horizontally.

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