An important piece of garage equipment installed.

[1Michel]

Friend of mine is a plumber, he had one of those extra from a job, sooo
had to have it.
The thing even has an automatic battery operated flush drain whatever you call it on it.

I was getting tired of using the garage drain to keep the garage dirt out of the house after a couples of beer.
Next I'm going to connect the water and drain and tile everything.

cool huh?

 

[greg75vette]

Needs racing stripes. Otherwise good buy

 

[1Michel]

the beauty of it is , I didnt buy it, he gave it to me.
racing stripes will look cool allright.

 

[mrvette]

the beauty of it is , I didnt buy it, he gave it to me.
racing stripes will look cool allright.

Yeh, two brown ones, with a yellow in the middle....:suspicious:

 

[1Michel]

ha ha ha, or I could flame it.

 

[Twin_Turbo]

But what if you have to do a #2?

 

[1Michel]

then the house bathroom will do as usual LOL

The garage is attached to the house, matter of fact, the bathroom is located just behind the wall where I installed the urinal, thats where I took the water line for it.

this is mostly for processed beer overflow.

 

[JPhil]

Is it protected from freezing? A Flushometer that has frozen & burst is a real drag to come home to! But that is a great piece of equipment for the shop.....I still just use the alley......

(& I say it needs a genuine official 'real' NCRS sticker in it!)
(The outlaw NCRS sticker is for the beer fridge....)

 

[1Michel]

oh yeah the garage is heated just like the house. -25 outside last winter and we were working in the garage in T shirts.

 

[mrvette]

oh yeah the garage is heated just like the house. -25 outside last winter and we were working in the garage in T shirts.

I used to hate the heating bill on my Maryland garage....just one bay worth....

and it seldom was zero F out....mostly in the +20s.....

:crutches:

 

[1Michel]

I used to hate the heating bill on my Maryland garage....just one bay worth....

and it seldom was zero F out....mostly in the +20s.....

:crutches:

yeah well... here winter is cold and we have to deal with it, no choice.
heating bills is a part of our life.

 

[greg75vette]

Is it protected from freezing? A Flushometer that has frozen & burst is a real drag to come home to! But that is a great piece of equipment for the shop.....I still just use the alley......

(& I say it needs a genuine official 'real' NCRS sticker in it!)
(The outlaw NCRS sticker is for the beer fridge....)

:rofl:Stick it close to the bottom and use it as a target!

 

[1Michel]

(& I say it needs a genuine official 'real' NCRS sticker in it!)
(The outlaw NCRS sticker is for the beer fridge....)

:rofl:Stick it close to the bottom and use it as a target![/QUOTE]

Now thats the best one I heard, Just might do that!
Hey if I use a CF sticker, am I going to be banned from theyre forum???

 

[greg75vette]

Only one way to find out. Hold your 'weapon' with one hand, a camera in the other, take a pic while in the act, post it there and wait for the reaction. I think that would be hilarious.

 

[DeeVeeEight]

Only one way to find out. Hold your 'weapon' with one hand, a camera in the other, take a pic while in the act, post it there and wait for the reaction. I think that would be hilarious.

The mods over there would ask him for his phone number.

 

[greg75vette]

Ha! I didn't envision him getting a shot of everything, but that was a pretty good come back. They might just be all over that :smash:

 

[1Michel]

Ha! I didn't envision him getting a shot of everything,

me neither, this is getting scary.....

Hey I see you from Lindenhurst, last year I delivered 2 or 3 loads of beer a week at Boening Brothers on rt 109 just across the street from the speed shop there.

 

[greg75vette]

Ha! I didn't envision him getting a shot of everything,

me neither, this is getting scary.....

Hey I see you from Lindenhurst, last year I delivered 2 or 3 loads of beer a week at Boening Brothers on rt 109 just across the street from the speed shop there.

Did you work there or deliver to them? I know Boening Brothers decently well. My friend and future brother in law both worked there years ago (at different times). I pass pretty close to there every day on my way to work. I drive up Wellwood ave almost entirely in my commute. It's a small world :bounce:

 

[1Michel]

I delivered there, I dont go there anymore since I changed routes.
These das I'm pretty much all over the place.

 

[evan110]

Friend of mine is a plumber, he had one of those extra from a job, sooo
had to have it.
The thing even has an automatic battery operated flush drain whatever you call it on it.

I was getting tired of using the garage drain to keep the garage dirt out of the house after a couples of beer.
Next I'm going to connect the water and drain and tile everything.

cool huh?



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I saw a similar project, and having professionals like Royal Vallejo Plumbers handle the Drainage Cleaning in Vallejo made a big difference in keeping everything running smoothly.

An awesome setup! Once you get the water and drain connected, it’ll make cleanup so much easier. Tiling everything will really finish it off nicely too.