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Trade: septic installer, site work
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Vermont
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2" Copper Water Line
Somebody was telling me about a cool trick to roll out 2" copper, something about making a long box just wider than the pipe diameter and rolling it through that. I guess it keeps it from kinking, I want to ask him about it again but hes at deer camp. Anybody ever done this?
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Trade: Excavation
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Mass
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Re: 2" Copper Water Line
Don't know any tricks but would love to hear some. Its a pain to roll out 2" copper.
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Trade: excavation & utilities
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Seattle area
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Re: 2" Copper Water Line
We have one guy pull one end while another holds up coil of pipe and he unrolls it............we do this with poly as well
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Re: 2" Copper Water Line
Pretty much the same thing, one guy stands the roll up and feeds it to a guy pulling the end to unspool it. There is no worry about kinking 2" copper ha. I hate 2" copper such a PITA to do anything with it.
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