Out with the bad air
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Frnknsteen
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Nope,... I do too. I had a big pile of extra drain pipe like that, wondering what to do with it. I cut off two long pieces and did the same thing you did to be able to run it in the shop and close the doors (well,... most of the way anyway). Thought about putting a couple drier vents in the doors to be able to close them all the way.
B'cuda
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If you have enough pipe you can reach the neighbors yardi loose more neighbors that way
rustycowll69
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I once scrapped out a mechanics shop, and they had exhaust ductwork built in under the slab. They had metal access plates built into the slab connected to the ductwork, and they had a sliding/rotating door in the plates to plug your exhaust hoses into. It was quite slick and very clever. The plates were strong enough to drive over, but not obtrusive to trip over, and the door was spring loaded so you wouldn't inadvertently step in an open hole.
Until the spring quits working on that little door and you drop one wheel of your roll around cab in it and it slams to the ground and catapults your unbolted field box into the concrete so hard that it drives the lock cylinder through the bottom drawer.
famous bob
mopar misfit
Pipe them in to ur gopher holes---good by little bast---s !
Frnknsteen
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Until the spring quits working on that little door and you drop one wheel of your roll around cab in it and it slams to the ground and catapults your unbolted field box into the concrete so hard that it drives the lock cylinder through the bottom drawer.
You sound like you're speaking from experience!! Ouch!!
YUP! Ford dealership 1992.
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