Hello,
I have been looking high and low trying to ID this piece of equipment and have been told a number of different things. But, sadly, no one seems to know exactly what it is. SO I turn to you, the good fokes of the RPF in the hope that one of you might know what the hell this thing is and where I can get some of them!
Description: Heavy plastic circular funnel with a 2" lip on one side. Durable molded joints that attach to the drainage spout. Drainage spount rotates about 45 degrees. Spout diameter is about 5 inches across.
This was seen in a Habitat for Humanity's Restore store. The box it was found in was labeled, Construction Drainage Funnel (Hand written) so I don't know the exact name. But It might be a Dust collection joint of some sort?
An older sales guy at Home depot said it looked like a part from a furnace 'out-take'. I don't know why you'd have plastic tubing for a furnace, but that was his guess.
Lowes Commercial desk tried to figure out the name of the part and they had no idea what it was or what it could have been used for.
The best answer was given from the Jamacian guy in Plumbing.
"I don't know what dat part is. My parts don't look like dat and my parts don't do dat!!"
Some help would be great sorting this out, thanks!
I have been looking high and low trying to ID this piece of equipment and have been told a number of different things. But, sadly, no one seems to know exactly what it is. SO I turn to you, the good fokes of the RPF in the hope that one of you might know what the hell this thing is and where I can get some of them!
Description: Heavy plastic circular funnel with a 2" lip on one side. Durable molded joints that attach to the drainage spout. Drainage spount rotates about 45 degrees. Spout diameter is about 5 inches across.
This was seen in a Habitat for Humanity's Restore store. The box it was found in was labeled, Construction Drainage Funnel (Hand written) so I don't know the exact name. But It might be a Dust collection joint of some sort?
An older sales guy at Home depot said it looked like a part from a furnace 'out-take'. I don't know why you'd have plastic tubing for a furnace, but that was his guess.
Lowes Commercial desk tried to figure out the name of the part and they had no idea what it was or what it could have been used for.
The best answer was given from the Jamacian guy in Plumbing.
"I don't know what dat part is. My parts don't look like dat and my parts don't do dat!!"
Some help would be great sorting this out, thanks!
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