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I doubt I need crayons, but a recirc system requires a lot of pipe, a pump, insulation and check valve. Along with electrical to run the pump. Why probably more expensive. (even with pex) Tank less you could even go electric 110 if necessary

Tank less or re-circulation. Tank less would probably be cheaper.

Oil pigs where you need under a drip pan... Drip drip... squirt squirt

Good old school tool right there.

I think this truck of theirs was still in the yard when I worked there. In fact, a couple of them. My dads truck was a 56 GMC I believe. They eventually went newer for him. My uncle John worked there too. They made their own truck bed set ups in the shop out of wood and steel. Complete with a...

Back in the day, my first "real" job was in a plumbing shop. Started at 15. My grandfather worked in the Getty Oil fields as carpenter and pipe fitter. Always had tons of pipe and fittings in the barn to plumb tree houses and certain appreciated by grandma and bothersome to grandpa, irrigation...

That would seriously suck. No, just 3" not being 3" on the plastic. I don't care what they labeled it. The OD was about a 1/8th lacking over all. SO like a 1/16th gap all the way round. Bad. Threads on iron most likely due to just not wanting to change the die or just too much taper.

I remember getting a batch of ABS pipe one time that you could not put enough glue on it to fill the gap. Pipe threads so rough you knew it was not going to work on some iron pipe.

I remember feeling like tolerances changed somewhere in time. Rarely a gas pipe ( iron) or water pipe (galv) or copper where threaded leak. Little bit of dope, good to go. In the 90s, had to use the better dope (almost like glue) on gas pipe, or teflon tape and dope on water. Air it up for the...