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Saw this on me travels this morning. One of yours @Matchless.plumb ? :p:p:p;):D:D

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Harvest Fields said:
It’s further forward then the soil stack mate and even if it is what’s wrong with an off set inside?
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True but we can't see inside something might of been in the way but agree it shouldn't of been installed like that
 
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