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Yeah, I got the same letters last year when I was rear-ended. Not really knowing what the deal was, I set an appointment with one of the lawyers and they sent out a rep. It ended up by me telling her that I couldn't do what she was asking without lying because I actually wasn't hurt. She must have been new, because she said thanks and that I was her kind of person. She probably won't last long! Mike M

Mike O, I'm from Texas and I could easily relate the term "bumpout", to what we call "boxed out", as in a boxed out window. Or at least that is the term that was used when I was supervising the construction of new homes back in the early 80's. Mike M

Looks like it is in a closet or at the end of a hallway? I can see what appears to be a baseboard behind it and also behind the door. Mike M

HA! Which one's not leaking? Isn't that the ultimate goal? Mike M

The world would be lost without "duck" tape! Mike M

How many double wired breakers are in that 2nd pic? Mike M

If it's on the inside between the panes, it is definitely due to the window seal being loss. As far as no moisture, I have seen it there one day and not the next, these could just be spots left, a lot like on a glass in a dishwasher. Mike M

[:-party] Wow! I bet Mrs. Faucet is happy!!!!!!! Mike M

I don't know what it is, I'm on dail-up and I have been waiting 30 minutes for the pic to download???????[:-yuck] Mike M

Yea, I agree Jim, I just put a question mark for the age and said it was functioning properly at the time of inspection and left it at that. I was mainly just wondering for myself. This is my first Champion too. Mike M

"Nuff said." Mike M

Sorry, Bruce, no pic. There was nothing wrong with the setup for me to report so I didn't take a pic. The homeowner has lived there for 16 years and he said he thought it was about six years old. Guess, I'll go with Chad on this one. Mike M

Well??? Have I stumped the panel? Cuz, I can't figure it out. Mike M

Evidently, no one! Mike M

On the last two inspections, I have found the T&P valve drain line coming straight out of the home. I know they can't have a threaded end, but I seem to remember reading somewhere that have to be elbowed down at the termination, but I can't find any reference for that now. Has anyone else heard of this? Mike M