Another pleasant smell in this crawl

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Originally Posted By: jpope
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This main waste line was open for about twenty feet.


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Most of the cast iron waste lines were failing to some degree.



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Originally Posted By: cbottger
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Jeepers Jeff


They only leak on top should get another 40 years out of the bottom side ![icon_wink.gif](upload://ssT9V5t45yjlgXqiFRXL04eXtqw.gif)

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Originally Posted By: kwilliams
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No duck tape ???

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Originally Posted By: cradan
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I couldn’t find anything in the ASTM standards with respect to repairing the cast pipe sections, but I did check with the Department of Homeland Security. Starting in June of this year, they’re going to endorse duct tape as an approved pipe-patching method, but only on pipe traversing crawl spaces, and only on horizontal sections of such pipe.


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