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Posted by dhermesc on January 26, 2004 at 06:16:40 from (65.141.163.112):
In Reply to: Re: A little OT,but water problems............. posted by MT Pockets on January 25, 2004 at 08:39:08:
If its not in the city regulator you could very easily have some half clogged pipes in the original water lines. This could have gotten worse while your dad's house was sitting empty and the flow lessoned and allowed even more sediment. Does the water line to the trailer hook up before the "main house" or after? How is the flow in the main house? The first house my wife an I bought had the original galvenized threaded pipe from the 20s. The old people that had lived there hadn't used the upstairs bathroom in years nor any of the outside spickets - all where completely clogged. Ended up replacing large sections of pipe and installing a water softener - made a huge differance.
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