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Monday, May 17th 2010, 9:28pm

by OLLIE (Guest)

RE: replace an in-line valve

SO TELL ME IS IT HOOKED UP TO P.V.C OR POLLY




Quoted from "Hutch"

I'm replacing an in-line valve. What's the best way to install a new valve once I cut the old one out? Are there special adapters or some type of coupling for installing the new valve?

Monday, May 10th 2010, 8:33am

by Wet_Boots

Too many variables for an answer - you might have an all-PVC system, or have poly pipe.

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Take a photo of the old valve.

Sunday, May 9th 2010, 5:55pm

by Hutch (Guest)

replace an in-line valve

I'm replacing an in-line valve. What's the best way to install a new valve once I cut the old one out? Are there special adapters or some type of coupling for installing the new valve?