Easy Way to Replace a 12 Inch T Connector
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| How to install "T" when copper pipes exercise not move? |
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| Author: tomwithquestion (AL) Would some of you experienced plumbers tell me how y'all all install a "T" if in that location is no style to motion the exisitng pipes or slide them back to become the "T" on? Thanks for any aid? Tom |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes do not move? |
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| Author: SMSPlumbing (Doctor) In the past I have cut out most a 1' slice and used the tee, short piece of pipe and a slip coupling (coupling does not have stops in the middle) So this depends on how much space you may have to work with. |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes practise not move? |
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| Author: dlh (TX) a slip coupling or union are to just two means i know of - - - - - - - PLUMBERS "Protecting The Health Of The Nation" |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes practice not move? |
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| Writer: tomwithquestion (AL) So, for a T that is most three inches long, maybe cutting out three or four inches of existing water line, then would it be like, if I am facing the common cold water pipe from the regulator to the hot water heater, Cut out few inches of existing pipe - and so slide slip coupling over that existing pipage to the left - insert the new link of pipe into the T and slide the T onto the existing piping to the right - then slide the slip coupling over the new link of pipe, so solder the four joints? Take I got it? |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes practise non move? |
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| Writer: SMSPlumbing (MD) Pretty much |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes do not move? |
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| Writer: Shoemaker2 (MA) A long repair coupling tin can be helpful also. |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes do not motion? |
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| Author: hj (AZ) Well, a slip coupling onto a "street tee" would eliminate one solder articulation. |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes do not motion? |
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| Author: waukeshaplumbing (WI) 99% of the time the pipes will move the 1/ii" needed to put it in...when they dont i utilize skid coupling |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes practice not move? |
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| Writer: asktom (MT) HJ, if your local supply house stocks street tees I am impressed. Not trying to sound sarcastic, I really am impressed. |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes exercise non move? |
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| Author: hj (AZ) They stock 1/2 and three/four for me, just I may be the simply i who knows what they are, or when to use them. Edited 1 times. |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes do non move? |
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| Author: Royboysc (SC) Right on the money hj. Imagine the response of smockman when you ask for ane!! Your wholesale house will probably stock them in 1/2" and iii/4". |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes exercise not motion? |
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| Author: PlumerDan (CA) no one has said sharkbite yet. get a tee and a repair coupling and your done. |
| Re: How to install "T" when copper pipes do not movement? |
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| Author: SMSPlumbing (MD) Even with sharkbites, y'all accept to be able to move the pipes. Unless you apply the long i sided slip. But why spend that much more money, when standard copper fittings are all that is needed? |
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| Author: hj (AZ) That is because Sharkbites are Non the first pick for "real" plumbers. |
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| Author: PlumerDan (CA) hj, i assumed he was not a plumber and if he dose'nt take a tourch ect, then sharkbite is the fashion to go.they make the repair coupling that is long sided. |
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