Thought I’’d share this. I ran 400 ft. of pex to my boat house for a water line. This came from Amazon. All I have to do now is install a faucet. My neighbors have had good success with these.
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Thought I’’d share this. I ran 400 ft. of pex to my boat house for a water line. This came from Amazon. All I have to do now is install a faucet. My neighbors have had good success with these.
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Looks like an awesome place to clean them alright
That looks like it will do the trick nicely.
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That looks great. Can you post a link to that table?
Very nice. Should do well for fish, vegetables, a number of different things.
Looks good to me
Looks like that will work great
Been planning an outdoor kitchen. That would work well
Nice!!:ThumbsUp:ThumbsUp
How expensive are they ? Might get lucky and find used stainless steel table/sink on Market Place or Craigslist .
Thanks guys. Here’s the link.
Amazon.com
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They’re kinda pricey, but my neighbor has been using his for 10 yrs.
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If I remember correctly in NY State you can't clean fish within x amount of distance of the water. Can't remember the # and it is to prevent people from keeping shorties. Some one might want to fact check this cause I don't remember for sure.
Good stuff there! Looks awesome.
You lost me at boat house. Lol
Lucky guy!!
Chuck
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Looks great. Will it freeze?
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I built something with some old kitchen cabinets and installed a laundry sink. Big on one side and little on the other side. Place fish in one side and fillets in the other.
Looks nice!
Nice setup
Sweeeeet!!!
Probably, but from what I’m told that pex doesn’t burst when frozen.Quote:
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[QUOTE=ArtyB;4181343]Probably, but from what I’m told that pex doesn’t burst when frozen.
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The faucet might. A fella could always run a section of heat trace tape at the faucet
I am a plumber and I have seen pex pipe freeze a few times and burst. The fittings are the main problem with freezing and bursting though.