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You are correct - I was referring to the plastic version. I forget that it
actually refers to ALL types of pipe.

Ken

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On 16-Mar-2005, "No Spam" wrote:

At any rate I think the schedule 40 pipe on the car is
the ticket because it will not rust and it should hold just fine.


Sched 40 can rust if it is steel. You'd have to get sched 40 in stainless
if you don't want rust. Sched 40 specifies the dimensions, not the

material.

Mike



 
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