Maybe it leaks and the previous owner just retired it in place?
Maybe it leaks and the previous owner just retired it in place?
It doesn't leak, I pressure tested it. And it's plumbed separate. All other return lines go through one pipe, into the ground, and split in a manifold somewhere underground. This one return has it's own pipe. Is there any reason you'd want one return to bypass the automatic chlorine feeder? I have a T just before the feeder which is capped off as well and looks like it might line up with this capped pipe.
It's a mystery. The line is good, just capped?
Carl
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