I'm changing my old Pump &amp; Chk Valve. My entire system is steel pipe, from the Pump &amp; valve to Outside. Will this valve work using thread sealant
1743942
You have to pvc cement it in. you need 1 1/2" pvc pipe. and then adapter fittings, to interface glued and threaded/screwed pipe. This valve is invaluable. Complete silence. Thank me later.
670318
Make sure the threads are not rusted...this could lead to a dangerous leak!
1189184
I am not sure what type of system you have but for this filter to work properly you need the corresponding multiport valve that gets hooked directly up to the filter. If you don't have this valve you need to get it. Your old valve will become inactive.
575008
If you are referring to the pump lubrication i would say no. You need a hydraulic fluid, like Wagner's Hydraulic Fluid. Or Graco's Pump armor both are pretty good
1544898
Well the specs do call for water sealing, however, I find teflon tape is a better way to go unless the threads have been cross threaded. Good luck.
845973
I'm sure that would work, but it isn't necessary; and I think the friction on the outside nut helps keep it tight. The gasket and flush side go on the inside and the nut and hose/pipe side go outside to tighten the gasket. Of course, you can also have threads inside the flush(gasket) side if necessary.
96010
Yes, you can either screw the chlorinator onto the existing hard plumed PVC inline or replace it with the one that comes with it, which is what I did since mine was leaking.
2040963
Yes this will. I bought it and it worked perfectly. I tightened with pliers and had zero leaks. Anyone who says it was leaking wasn't tightening it enough.
902720
I think it will work just fine. Don't need a patch first. It will flow level cover the problem fully don't be stingy. It only is good for a year and will harden in the tube. Great stuff.
203713
All threaded connections have to be sealed with teflon tape. Here's a link: Allstar Performance ALL14282 1/2" x 260' Pipe Thread Tape
1113335
I used these for striped valve cover threads on an aluminum head. I do not have any leaks to date.
1980932
There definitely were threads on my ball valve. I simply purchased a street ell and drained it that way. Someone knowledgeable with plumbing fittings can configure it anyway you want. Bring ball valve to Home Depot and they can help you out.
1418828
It looks like it is the same. The description shows the SP0715XR50 part number. However I would recommend the glue joint version over the pipe thread version. All of my pipe threads cracked and are spraying water everywhere. Glued and patched the best I could but it still leaks. Not sure why they don't offer the same kind of connection as they use on the filter side of the valve.
857850
Yes, the 99555 is a check valve that would keep the drain hose from running back wards when you shut your V pump off. I don't know if the threads will fit though, you might have to either just clamp it in to be water tight or purchase other fittings to get it the correct size. Based on my experience with this check valve (I posted it), I would not use this to keep an important location from flooding.
574659
Will work no problem... Price is good, just keepThe threads oiled before you use it.. Even works on econoline..
2238210
I used Oatey "rain-r-shine' blue PVC cement and purple primer from HD on mine and it has worked out fine. Several months with a new variable speed pump with no leaks or issues.Hope that helps!
1287876
Depends on where it is leaking. Use teflon tape on the thread or check the washers.