McMaster has 8" sched 80, 5' length....apparently no sched 80 10". Probably way out of your budget range though. It is 250 psi though which is quite high for such a large pipe.
I think sched 40 or 80 10" is probably not going to happen for you. The basketball drainage pipe is what you're stuck with.
Check your local commercial pipe distributor, see what they have to offer...more than likely won't have any thing small though.
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haha what are you talking about? $108 is a great deal for that size pipe, seeing as i was looking at the same thing for $100 more. I'm just going to assume they have the necessary bushings and fittings. Not sure why I didn't check there first. I've heard McMaster is overpriced.But thanks! 
Also, before I go ahead with this, does anyone have an objection with using 8 inch pipe for a 3 inch barrel?
Also, before I go ahead with this, does anyone have an objection with using 8 inch pipe for a 3 inch barrel?
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No that's to short. Plus I'm thinking of moving down to 8 inches, it won't be the biggest but it's still big. Anyways so if I get a 8" to 6" reducer bushing, and then use a 6" to 3" reducer bushing, does that mean I need a small section of sch 80 6" pipe?
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I'm not sure what your talking about, so here's what im looking at. I've always used bell reducers 
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You don't need pipe if you're just using two bushings.
You can also file off the rim of the smaller bushing and shave some length off of the back, to make it fit flush into the first bushing. That way, it only looks like you're using one bushing.
You can also file off the rim of the smaller bushing and shave some length off of the back, to make it fit flush into the first bushing. That way, it only looks like you're using one bushing.
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Ok, cool. Thanks Hmm... is there a reducer that goes from sch 80 6" to sch40 3" ? Or am I just being picky? Cause I would like to use a sch 40 barrel so I don't need to order one.
Hmm... is there a reducer that goes from sch 80 6" to sch40 3" ? Or am I just being picky? Cause I would like to use a sch 40 barrel so I don't need to order one.
well sch 40 and sch 80 can be used to gether so you will have no problem
another cheep place for sch 40 fittings is www.flexpvc.com
slightly confusing homepage but very cheap fittings
the best part is that EVERY fitting on the site (unless noted) is pressure rated. even the 2inch to 5 3/4inch manifold!!! a 3inch tee only costs like $11
if you cant find the part you are lookinf for there just email, call, or place the "cant find what i am looking for" item in the cart and enter you question if the provided box in the check out
another cheep place for sch 40 fittings is www.flexpvc.com
slightly confusing homepage but very cheap fittings
the best part is that EVERY fitting on the site (unless noted) is pressure rated. even the 2inch to 5 3/4inch manifold!!! a 3inch tee only costs like $11
if you cant find the part you are lookinf for there just email, call, or place the "cant find what i am looking for" item in the cart and enter you question if the provided box in the check out