New "Drip Leg" image in InterNACHI's Free Inspection Gallery

The drop leg image show proper installation on gas appliances in commercial and residential properties. View it here:

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Looks more like a sediment trap to me. :man_shrugging: :grin:

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Oh no, here we go. :boom:

I’m for drip leg. :+1:

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Looks like a drip trap to me.

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isn’t that a drum trap ???

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Has anyone googled drip leg? It’s not what you think, :flushed:

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according to google that picture is a sediment trap…

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Google in SW Ohio begs to differ. :wink:

Drip leg

Featured snippet from the web

A drip leg, or also commonly called a sediment trap, is used on fuel piping to prevent sediment, debris, and moisture from entering a gas appliance or fuel regulator.

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well if it is on the internet it has to be true…

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Google must have cleaned it up at one time. something else came up. x

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Google learns one’s habits and sources one’s desires…LOL!

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You’re all wrong. It’s a “Drip Tee” or “Dirt Leg”… :rofl:

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From the AI robots at ChatGPT. Is anyone willing to tell the robots they are wrong? :robot:

https://chat.openai.com/chat

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its footers and footings all over again…

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Dang it, JR. you beat me to it. :rofl: I was just about to post that.

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If installed properly, I don’t have to call it anything… :thinking: :wink:

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The debate continues on Facebook. And now Nick is involved. :rofl:

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Where’s the Drip Leg Kid when you need him? He could sort all this crap out.

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It’s all right here, I do not understand all the confusion :partying_face: .

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