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Post by crowsfoot on May 19, 2016 19:39:52 GMT
Many years ago I was working in a shop in Sheffield and asked where the stop tap was? The manager replied "Err we haven't got one follow me. We then went down to the cellar where this rather battered looking lead pipe ran horizontally the manager picked up a lump hammer and started to trash the pipe until it was squashed hence turning the water off! To get it back on you hit it again until water started flowing!! You couldn't make it up could you? What we thought was strange is that during all the previous pipe flattening's no one had ever thought to wipe in a proper stop tap!
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Post by crowsfoot on May 19, 2016 19:45:18 GMT
thats completely against water bylaws because I'm leaving a 'dead leg', the water board are not interested if you ask them to de connect from the old common main So whats a man supposed to do ?? If the water board are in anyway involved they will want to inspect what's happened to the old service before passing it. Normally you will have to dig back and cap it at the point it tees off to the property that's had the new water service. Speaking from experience here tom, but good luck with it.
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