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Sat, 14 Jul 18 5:52 AM | 55 view(s)
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Get a compressor DE and blow the line out. A shop vac isn't gonna work..... Just get a blow nozzle for the air line and put one of those shock absorber big rubber bushing that go on the top end of the shock. 80-100PSI will clear that line. I sure wish I was there, I could rectify ALL your probs LOL.

The shop vac will pull the line through though after clearing it. Just tie something on the end of the line just a lil bit smaller then the conduit.... Good luck pal...........




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By: Decomposed
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Sat, 14 Jul 18 5:44 AM
Msg. 04056 of 62138


I'm feeling a little bummed. A lot of things have been going wrong - including a new electrician who hasn't sent me a single update in a month and a homebuilder who just told me that his medical problems have worsened and he has to bow out of my project.

Today, the internet company came out and told me that the conduit from the street to my house lacks a drawstring so I have to call them out again when I've rectified the problem. I found the other end of the conduit and discovered that it was never capped and is full of water. I have no idea how I'm going to clear it. What's more, I fished a badly decomposed frog out of the conduit . . . which tells me that it is going to have almost 15 years of SEDIMENT clogging it up. @#%! Why does there have to be a hassle associated with every single project???

I spent an hour searching for my shop-vac and I can't find it. In theory, I can blow the water out of the pipe if I use the shop-vac at the street. I have a feeling that's not going to work, though. Water weighs a lot and air doesn't have a whole lot of pushing power.

If that works, pulling a drawstring through the conduit by putting the shop-vac into suction mode will be comparatively easy. If I can find the stupid thing, that is.


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