How would YOU handle this pipe?

As I can recall, the NRCA published a picture of the metal box I described in their manual years ago. IMHO this is the simplest and most practical resolution. Insofar as a gooseneck, you may be able to purchase a 2" aluminum gooseneck conduit from electr>>>

to make a gooseneck pipe, you'll likely need the assitance of a qualified sheet metal shop with pipe bending tools, or have it fabricated from flat sheet steel in a square configuration.>>>

What do you make the goose-neck pipe out of? askses Mister Hammerheadahangin

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What do you make the goose-neck pipe out of? The existing pipe is packed w/ pourable sealant or cement. Would the goose-neck go over the existing vent pipe entirely?>>>

The real easy way to do it is to make a goose-neck pipe, fish the plumbing through the pipe and flash the pipe with a boot. Fill the end of the goose-neck with foam or some other compound to keep the bees out.>>>

Pipes as is guaranteed to leak. These refrigerant lines have one hot and one cold line, and any gunk around them will surely melt. Suggest you make a metal box (galvanized, copper, whatever) approx. 12" high (Depends on snow depths expected) w/ 4" flan>>>

Hi,

Ask the guy who will inspect it.>>>

ChemCurb.>>>

and again:S >>>

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OK that sucked. Before you answer my question... I'm going to ask another. How do you resize a picture so it can be posted?>>>