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Author: Lanceboys (NY) I going to run a new gas line for a pool heater, it's about 75 ft outside of my house but the first 25 feet is under my deck , is it possible to run the line exposed under the deck hanging from it and the at the end drop down into the ground to the 18 inch level required by code
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Author: packy (MA) yeah, just paint it so it doesn't get rusty..
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Author: SHEPLMBR70 (VA) Are you burying black steel?
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Author: packy (MA) around here they allow us to bury a short piece of black pipe but we must paint it and wrap it in special PVC tape. if it is a long length to be buried we must use the special coated pipe and fittings.
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Author: SHEPLMBR70 (VA) Wow. Out here we have to use the PE gas pipe that is yellow.
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Author: packy (MA) on the rare occasion i have to run underground gas, i run this stuff.. [www.tracpipe.com]
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Author: SHEPLMBR70 (VA) Out here we aren't suppose to run CSST underground.
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