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    May 7, 2010, 08:31 PM
    New washer drain rises 80 inches then 90 degree turn going out
    Have a new washer and new connections in old house. The washer does not empty out all the way. The drain pipe rises approx. 80 inches then there is a 90 turn to drain out.

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