Conduit advice

Of course it exists. That is comes up out of the ground to attach to my manufactured home. I am sure it is waterproof. I don't know where you would find it new.

Paul

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heat the conduit, its flexible. let it cool, its rigid. Electricians have a regular heating tube just for PVC. I'm VERY careful with a propane torch. Its easy to scorch.

Karl

Heat gun, heat pipe, bend to proper angle, let cool. be careful not to kink it. do not over heat it. it will collapse flat.

Thank You, Randy

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I dont have a heat gun. WOuld a hair dryer work?

Only if your hair dryer will set your hair on fire and melt solder.

If not..its too cold by a long long way.

Gunner

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They make Non-Metallic Liquidtight Flexible Conduit up to 2" trade size - but there are two problems. It's not cheap like the small sizes because they don't sell as much, and it's only rated for direct burial up to 1" size. You can use it, but I wouldn't suggest it.

I would get some 45 and 22 and 10 degree sweeps and make your conduit dive down at the footing. Then encase in concrete.

And the next time you lay out a footing and stub-out your conduits, you'll remember it when we remind you the rule is 18" minimum below finished grade...

Nah, that's hoping for too much. ;-P

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