Post 25 made on Sunday November 25, 2012 at 10:54 |
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What about using an air compressor to push what amounts to a sail from one end and pull with a heavy-suction shop vac at the other? As long as the seal is good enough to get it to move well without catching on anything (it was installed without cobbling it together and reversing any of the joints, right?), it should work. I would probably use a plastic cap that fits in/on the end you're working from and thread an air coupling into one hole and leave a small hole (de-burred and smooth) for the line to pass through, but not large enough to lose much pressure.
To the OP- is there any downward slope to the conduit, or is it all level? If there's a slope, use that to your advantage.
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