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SpeedBall1,

Your help in the pass have been very helpful and appreciated. I got one quick question for you:
I want to replace my rusted floor drain with a new plastic one, just that simple......

SpeedBall1,

Based on your feed backs, and I just want to focus on the main 3/4" water supply lines right now, and keep in mind that at the end of main lines I will feed them into the manifold PEX...

I'm in a process of adding a full bath and have a few concerns that I need your help with:

#1. I have a 125 Amp circuit panel, and I did some calculation by adding up all the Amps for...

That's fast. I bet you made a lot of people happy!

Anyway, yes you can delete the drawing you did for me. Back to the water flow email.

I don't have the direct lines from the manifold that...

Speedball1,

I'm concerning about not having high volume of water to flow from all the newly added bathroom upstairs. What I have right now is a 3/4" cooper pipe comming in from the water meter....

Thanks for a quick response, I have a long week end coming up and I want to get this done. Based on your response, I have layout the following steps and the order that I'll plan to do.

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Here is what I saw, there is a copper wire out of the 125 Amp circuit panel, I believe this is a grounding wire which is then clamped onto the old, rust galvanized pipes. I also saw there's an ...

Because of brown waters, I want to re-run the hot/cold water pipes for the entire house. But there is one major problem, the existing galvanized pipes had some grounding wires attached to them and...

This is awsome! Thank you so much Speedball!

What I'm going to do now is to make a clean drawing like you suggested above, working on hot & cold water, and electric etc... so that I can go down...

I'm having trouble of uploading the diagram because it exceeds the size limit, so I zipped the file.

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Hopefully, you'll be able to open without any problems.

Thanks again for being there...

This is great! I'm in an early planning. I'm hoping to get all the answers before I go down to get the permits. I have attach the diagram, which is kind of rough for now. In the diagram the broken...

First, thank you for having this kind of forum. Now also let me say that I'm not well versed in the plumbing lingo so hopefully you will be patient with my questions.

I live in a 3 levels home...