Like the part that goes through, you knows. Like holds/locks it.
when you are pulled over do the following: 1. pull far off the road 2. turn off the ignition (radio too) 3. roll down your window 4. place the keys on top of your car over the driver's side 5. Place your hands palms up out the window 6. Tell him for officer safety purposes I am obliged to inform you that there is a licensed handgun in my glove box. Also, keep your registration in a location different from where you keep your gun!
If they've already won a judgment against her, it's a little late for negotiation. In PA, they can't garnish wages but they can freeze bank accounts and drain them or attach liens to personal property. I guess nothing ventured, nothing gained, but no, they don't have to accept any kind of payment agreement. If she files for bankruptcy, the judgment amount can be included and depending on which way she files (Chapt 7 or Chapt 13), the debt may be discharged or incorporated into a repayment plan based on her income. Judgments are secured debts, so they take first priority.
Did you clean the pipe and the fitting with a wire brush? did you put flux on both after cleaning it? if so you have to heat them both up with a torch until they are really hot. the solder will not take if they are not hot enough.. flux is very important also try that then leave the torch on the joint you want to solder for a bit longer then try again, if it is still happening, keep heating it and try again. evenually you will get it.. I use mapp gas, but propane works also for your torch mapp gas burns hotter and heats them up faster. oh. are these new pipe and fittings? if so try above, if they are old, you have to make sure ALL of the water is out of the lines, or it will take you a VERY VERY long time to heat them up enough to solder, because the water cools the joint and the pipe, it has to turn the water into steam then the pipe will eventually heat up
you need to put more of your heat on the pipe, you are melting the soder with the torch flame instead of the hot copper to form a bond. heat the fittings with the flame and then strike the soder across the fitting like a match. the fitting shoud melt the soder when its hot enough.
