Hi, I have an above ground swimming pool, 24 x 12 ft in size, 4ft 4ins deep (1.3m) and a series of pipes / plumbing that are below this level, just above ground level - i.e. about 1.2m below the surface of the water. There is 8,403 gallons (31,805 L) of water in the pool.I have a leak - just a steady drip. When I turn on the filter pump to start circulating the water, this turns into a spray.The pump will push water round at 6000 litres per hour.The pipes are about 40mm in diameter and there is about 7m of plumbing from leaving the pool to getting to the pump, then another 50cm of so to the leak.Based on this information, is it possible to say what the pressure of the water is on the pipes?The reason I'm asking is because the basic repair tape I've used is not working at all. However, I've seen an industrial solution (
The law is different in every state. In WA you must be 15 feet away from the hydrant.
If you are speaking of parking in the street, then in Dallas you must be at least 15 feet away from the plug, but if you mean off of the street, like in a parking lot, behind the plug, then no. You do not affect access to the plug if you are not blocking it from the front where the fire depts. will attach the hoses.
i want to call this off on BS so bad, however a cat would totally do that..like mine lodged itself between a couch and it got stuck in the wooden area, so uh..call animal control or ASPCA. they should be able to help
YES! they typically paint the curb red and you can't park in the red area.
There may be yellow or red paint on the curb near it indicating where you aren't allowed to park. If not, the standard distance is 10-15 feet away from it.
