The other day I was pulled over for speeding. The ticket said I was going 50 mph in a 25 mph zone. I am sure I wasn't going nearly that fast and the officer didn't use any sort of radar technology to determine my speed but rather paced it on a very hilly, curvy road. I've read that when officers pace a car on a road like this it is likely to be more inaccurate. Also he only paced me for a couple seconds, while I was slowing down at a stop sign, so I doubt it would be accurate at all. Lastly, he didn't turn on his lights and pull me over until we were on a completly different street where the speed limit was 45 mph. I don't know if that would change anything but someone told me it might. Is there anyway I can fight this (because I know I wasn't going as fast as he said, and I believe the only reason my speed was bumped up to 50 was so I could get the higher fine ticket). Thanks for any help!
it sounds liek mild OCD but realy it could also just be a mental health thing like peaopel that are stressed or find thier lives very hecec wil lstart to obsibite signs of OCD behaivor withotu realy having OCD. they use it as more of a thign to focus on to keep them consentrated and de stresses. liek when your at the light and grind your teeth it could just be your subconsquience telling you that you are stressed about the light and it could be your body's way off keeping you in check
Yes. The ejector pump creates high head pressure when it kicks on. The vibration can also cause cracks. For the minor difference in cost why would you want to take the chance? Edit- First guys please READ the code book. Find the section that informs you that local codes if more restrictive can supercede state or national codes. Next wv EXACTLY where in his post did he use the term MACERATOR. Not all sewer pumps are macerators. The small lift pumps that come with the package systems put a very strong torque on the pipe when they turn on. This torque WILL break fittings. I also never use the rubber fernco style check valves that come with the pumps. The pressure rated glue joint type are the only way to go. Pump 30 gals of sewage into someones basement sometime. Then have them call me. I will do a proper installation. Don't quit your day job. ENJOY GUYS.
No. Standard PVC DWV fittings are to be used for drains,waste, and vents on sanitary sewer systems. They are longer radius fittings and less likely to clog. This spec. is in every plumbing code book nationally.
