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PVC and Corrugated/ Culvert Tubes

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SpaceTiger
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So I've pretty much trolled my area for pvc and corrugateds and had close to no luck. There was a construction site that had a bunch of both, but thanks to my idiotic friend we got caught trying to take a culvert. My question is there a website that sells either, because if the price isn't too bad, I wouldn't mind just paying for either. For referene, I'm talking about PVC wide enough to hit singly.
Oct 27 2009 5:31PM
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Willard
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home depot my friend
Oct 27 2009 5:39PM
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SpaceTiger
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they have nothing, their tallest culverts are 4 inches at most and the only have smaller (in circumference) pvcs
Oct 27 2009 5:50PM
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A.Matyjaszek
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http://www.homedepot.com/Building-Materials-Plumbing-Pipe-Fittings-PVC-Pipe-Fittings/h_d1/N-5yc1vZ1xh8Zbbi7/R-100348475/h_d2/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&storeId=10051&catalogId=10053
Oct 27 2009 5:54PM
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A.Matyjaszek
Posts: 74 - Karma: 76
^2 inches is more than enough to slide
Oct 27 2009 6:37PM
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CLIP
Posts: 42 - Karma: 10
check homehardware they have 4 inch and i think it comes in 16 feet pieces
Oct 27 2009 7:22PM
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eastcoastplanker
Posts: 964 - Karma: 70
try out a water well drilling place...you can get some pretty nice pvc there
Oct 27 2009 7:43PM
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Candy
Posts: 1052 - Karma: 176
I got a GINORMOUS PVC from the construction site at my school. It's like 14 inch diameter and 20 feet long. I can't believe we got it home because it was ridiculously heavy, cause the pvc is an inch thick.
Oct 28 2009 3:02AM
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Mr.Huck
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The website thing isn't going to work for you.  If you did find one, the shipping costs would be steep for something that big.  I'd break out the yellow pages and start calling excavation companies.  Ask them where they buy their stuff locally.  Good luck.  I love sliding those corrugated tubes. 
Oct 28 2009 9:39AM
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jblaski
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Go back to that construction site (if they don't know it was you that got busted) and just ask them where they get the tubes from. There's a pretty good chance that there is a local company that sells/makes them. I doubt they were shipped across the country.
Oct 28 2009 11:42AM
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T.L.
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I just got a quote for 3 20ft. sections of 36" corrugated @ right around $1500.  I might get an extra 20ft.-er for good measure. 
Oct 28 2009 12:32PM
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mike91129
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my dad swiped two 5 inch pvc tubes twenty feet each. Didn't even ask him either haha.
Oct 28 2009 12:35PM
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skiseemore
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corri pipes find a sewer exit bring a saw
Oct 28 2009 1:05PM
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