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"barred tee" ?
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"barred tee" ?

"barred tee" ?

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where is "barred tee" used?

RE: "barred tee" ?

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In a line which is to be pigged. The bars are placed across the branch connection to prevent the pig from accidentally trying to go down the branch instead of continuing on down the run.

RE: "barred tee" ?

Agree with jte.

See below as an example

www.sunnysteel.com/barred-tee.php#.VYxyFppwbbV

The original ones were literally bars welled abroad the branch. Modern ones are much better and much more likely to still be there many years later.

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