Posted by 4520bw on January 22, 2019 at 08:46:53 from (192.158.48.160):
In Reply to: Pipeline-- posted by big tee on January 22, 2019 at 06:57:33:
A few years back I was taking a bushing out of a 3" flange on a plug valve so I could run a larger line to feed the 95Liter engine. I took a 3' pipe wrench and pulled on the bushing and the valve and about 2' of pipe shoot up out of the ground with the pipe spewing natural gas. I ran to shut it off but the main was outside the fence so I had to run around the plant, go thru security to get outside to find it had a lock on it! back inside,thru security to grab bolt cutters and cheater pipe, back to security who would not let me out without a pass for the tools! had to call my boss to ok that! Got it shut off to find that the pipe was connected underground with a no hub type connecter!( the rubber boot with hose clamps)
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