The Amateur Mechanic
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A Word on Plumbing and Sewage.— Plumb- ing. — It is easy to do your own plumbing, for the days of lead pipe with the trouble of making wiped joints are over; instead iron pipe in all sizes and with all the necessary fittings can be bought ready to put together. 5 Use 1 or 1£ inch pipe for the main piping to the supply tanks. The table on the next page shows the sizes of pipes required for various branches.
Make all joints and fittings water-tight with red s Write Sears, Roebuck and Co. for thei...r catalogue on Plumb- ing.
61 THE AMATEUR MECHANIC TABLE Branches from Main Pipe Inches Branches from Main Pipe Inches To basin cocks " bath " " water closet flush tank " water closet flush valve Mtol ltolM To water closet flush pipes For kitchen sinks . .
For pantry sinks. .
To slop sinks l^tolH %toM «toB£ lead. Have a drain cock at the lowest point in the system so that you can let out the water in cold weather to prevent the pipes from freezing and burst- ing. Also keep the hot water pipes far enough away from the cold pipes to prevent an exchange of heat between them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Word on Plumbing and Sewage.— Plumb- ing. — It is easy to do your own plumbing, for the days of lead pipe with the trouble of making wiped joints are over; instead iron pipe in all sizes and with all the necessary fittings can be bought ready to put together. 5 Use 1 or 1£ inch pipe for the main piping to the supply tanks. The table on the next page shows the sizes of pipes required for various branches.
Make all joints and fittings water-tight with red s Write Sears, Roebuck and Co. for thei...r catalogue on Plumb- ing.
61 THE AMATEUR MECHANIC TABLE Branches from Main Pipe Inches Branches from Main Pipe Inches To basin cocks " bath " " water closet flush tank " water closet flush valve Mtol ltolM To water closet flush pipes For kitchen sinks . .
For pantry sinks. .
To slop sinks l^tolH %toM «toB£ lead. Have a drain cock at the lowest point in the system so that you can let out the water in cold weather to prevent the pipes from freezing and burst- ing. Also keep the hot water pipes far enough away from the cold pipes to prevent an exchange of heat between them.
What to read after The Amateur Mechanic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins, A. Frederick (Archie Frederick), 1869- to read onlineMoreLess
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