Jim Bob 4820
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My folks live in a townhome retirement complex, self manage irrigation system which my Dad helps with, so he gets the call on a leaky head, which is NOT actually a head. The irrigation valves are on the other side of the lot, and when we drive over, the leaky “not a head” is actually a pipe stub at grade between the shutoff valve and the meter box. It’s pressurized, and the irrigation main valve and zone valves are off, so not irrigation. This looks like a PEX cap to me, and it appears be on 1/2 inch white PEX, unfortunately too far under water for me to get a picture of pipe, just have this pic of cap, where part of it has been clipped by mower. This is more entertainment than need of a recommendation, but anyone bored enough to conjecture why this thing is stubbed out here? Think they were purging the meter during construction and capped off a stub or something?
Speculation provides great entertainment for a bunch of retirees!
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Speculation provides great entertainment for a bunch of retirees!
https://share.icloud.com/photos/0hWamosMf7ltAZCNJWgWgGJQA#Cumming