Oh well, into everyone's life a little rain must fall, but I hate having to lay in the cold mud!

Thats a Pita. Bit if its screwed on both ends it will be way easier to replace. Once you get the part.

Yeah if I don't break it somewhere else in the process. There's a T about 6 inches away.

Plumbing while not fun usually isn't as bad as electrical stuff. I don't mess with the electric at all.

Man cpvs is easier to work with

Me either. Last time I did anything besides replace a light switch, is when my hand slid down on the shank of a 10 inch screw driver while I was tightening down the last wire on a 220 box. Oh, did I mention that it had been raining and the ground was saturated, as in water puddles! And OF COURSE, knowing what I was doing I didn't turn the power off. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/doh.gif" alt="" />

All that happened was that I let go of the screwdriver REAL quick.

Oh and I had ahold of the conduit so I could REALLY get the screw tight.

Thats an enlightening experience.

Yeah, did I mention I look funny with curly hair.

Just kidding, but I did holler.

I got bit once in a freak incident with a water heater with an element that shorted out. I'm not a fan of playing with electricity.

Wiring is not one of my strong points.

Wow I could fix fellow dogs houses for a living!

Don't get me wrong, I can do the simple stuff like replacing a light switch or an outlet, but if it comes to figuring how the wiring is laid out to fix something that isn't getting power or getting power when it shouldn't, forget about it!