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   Ralph_Wicklund | Jan 12, 2002 08:31am | #1

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   Info to start:

   http://www.eci-ndt.com/tb_p_07.htm

   New Parts:

   http://www.centralgroove.com/pages/browse/browse.html

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   Tim_Kline | Jan 12, 2002 09:08am | #2

   *They are quite simple. Once you purchase one from a local plumbing supplier or on line, you will understand how it goes together. Are you at all familiar with what is involved in shutting down the system while you make the repair ? Most systems are tied into central fire alarms that are activated by water flow or pressure fluctuations. How about the drain down ? The refill ? Do you have serious liability insurance ? Who is responsible for the building while you have the system shut down ? Do you want all this responsiblity ?

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   Jeff_Egner | Jan 12, 2002 05:25pm | #3

   *Tim:Good points. I have hired professional sprinkler people before and they were very reasonable. At the same time it would be a good idea to have them drain and check the system. In my area it is supposed to be done annually.