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Old 3/24/09, 11:27 AM
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Anyone know what this is? I am thinking it is for the sprinkler system, but am not sure.
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Was it attached to anything or just a piece by itself?



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Was it attached to anything or just a piece by itself?
It appears to come up out of ground then elbow 90 degrees then back into ground. I am thinking water also.



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They have blue pvc electrical conduit, I have yet to see any sprinkler installation that use blue piping but I have not see it all. PEX may have been used. Was it corrugated if so it was possibly low voltage being so close to the surface.
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They have blue pvc electrical conduit, I have yet to see any sprinkler installation that use blue piping but I have not see it all. PEX may have been used. Was it corrugated if so it was possibly low voltage being so close to the surface.

It is not corrugated.



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Maybe electrical.

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Looks like Blu-loc irrigation fittings and pipe to me.

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Looks like Blu-loc irrigation fittings and pipe to me.

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I knew I had not seen it all, thanks Mr. Larson
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