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Erby Crofutt · #1 2/14/09, 12:00 AM

I just had to share this. Can't say much more than the picture does.

Buck Hartley, CMI · #2 2/14/09, 12:28 AM

Awesome!!!!!!

relliott · #3 2/14/09, 2:17 AM

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Originally Posted by ecrofutt

I just had to share this. Can't say much more than the picture does.

Looks fine now.

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Jeffrey S. Campbell · #4 2/14/09, 8:16 AM

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Originally Posted by relliott

Looks fine now.

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Except now the sink is installed vertically...

Erby Crofutt · #5 2/14/09, 8:48 AM

And it's an S strap now, oc course I guess it kinda was up front.

Ian A. Niquette · #6 2/14/09, 9:50 AM

Erby, can I borrow that one?

nwagner · #7 2/14/09, 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by ecrofutt

I just had to share this. Can't say much more than the picture does.

No Erby, that's a confounding trap. The various bends in the piping confounds the sewer gasses, discouraging them from emitting out the drain.

Erby Crofutt · #8 2/14/09, 10:53 PM

Ian, Yes, if you creidt appropriately.

Ian A. Niquette · #9 2/14/09, 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by ecrofutt

Ian, Yes, if you creidt appropriately.

Will do Erby, thanks.

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