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    Washing Machine Drain?

    Everything on the drain is 2". My concerns over all the turns I had to install stems from the new faster pumps.
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    Washing Machine Drain?

    Terry, Jim, and Krow, Thanks for the help!:D I will definitely add the hammer arrestors. The house has a 4:12 hip roof, so there is no working area where the vent would exit. That is why I was using an AVV. However, I will find a code approved one. I was planning on just providing...
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    Washing Machine Drain?

    I am currently remodeling a 1962 home in SC. The WM drain was a 1 1/2" galvanized standpipe that transitioned to a hose in the crawl space, passed through the brick wall below grade, transitioned to PVC below grade and came to the surface approximately 20' away. This system, not surprisingly...
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