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Well now that I got your attention and you understand the extreme importance of you getting in the woods to get your mains up I will give you till September 27 the opening of bow to get it done. Last warning. Dont make me come out there.Quote:
Originally Posted by adk1
deal! haha. although help would be nice too
BLASPHEMY I SAY!Quote:
Originally Posted by adk1
This treads on sacrilege. How dare you say such a thing.
I say shame on you. In olden times you would be stoned in the square.
Adk... where did you get your mainline? I need a few rolls... for a good price.
Thad, haha...probably wasent the thing to say on a maplesite, but hey, it is what it is!
I bought my 3/4" Black Waterpipe for Tractor Supply. they come in 400' rolls. I got it for $80 I beleive it was per 400'
adk1... you've got to be excited now that you are starting to DO rather than just research but be careful as that's the catch to all this. The more you DO the more to want to do (which of course takes more research). :D
yup, and I am gonna say this right now, next weekend my mainline is going up. I say this becuase that is the only weekend I have between now and hunting season to do it! haha
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Originally Posted by BryanEx
And of course more $$$$ :rolleyes:
If your running a high vac system the typical black water pipe is softer and can collapse under vacuum.Quote:
Originally Posted by adk1
I've seen a weak spot (slight kink) on the maple line collapse under high vacuum.
I vote not to put out new line untill its cooler, or they will pull appart in winter.
Install too cold and they will sag too much in summer and more critters can chew on it.
I run high vac on black platic water pipe and never had a collapse problem. First time I heard someone say that. Maybe it was stretched to hard. ADK where in the adirondacks are you? Are you talking this weekend or the weekend after this one? Next weekend statement is misleading. If your close Im coming over.