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Okay, this mansion had these pipes sticking out of the ground in the three car garage. The home is on a well and septic. The well, with pressure tank, is in the back yard. The home does not have gas. Any ideas what these pipes are for? I am at a lost.
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What these water pipes are for .... who knows, maybe an old tap for washing cars. The copper appears old and the galvanized is even older. How old is the building?
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Looks like the remains of a pressure gauge on top for what that's worth. Maybe this was a loop for a whole house filter or a water softener that was never installed.
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The home was constructed in 1994. I know they look like water supply pipes, but what in the world for?
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