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    Originally posted by Wallingford Plm+Htg:
    I have to say that i’m really confused by Sylvans lame answer to this problem.Hacksawing a hose off and using a sharp chisel or a old screw driver,WOW!!!What a pro.< SNIP Hey GB boy

    Where did I say “HOSE” Learn to read kid it is amazing what you may learn if you LEARN to understand what your reading.

    YOU really are not cut out to be a craftman take my advice you should be unemployeed collecting welfare ok leave plummmmin to folks who KNOW how to follow directions

    See below silly boy

    “Take a hack saw blade and slowly and gently cut the washing machine connection nut carefully (lenth wise)CAREFUL not to cut into the bibb threads.Then using a very sharp chisel Or an old screw driver gently split open threads nuts that you just scored with the hack saw blade.

    silly boy reading codes must be impossible for you

    Here we go SNIP below

    We are talking about a $4.00 valve here.Even a single handle valve may cost you as much as $20.00.So the “great one” that gets mad when anyone talks about price,tells someone to use a sharp chisel or a old screwdriver to make a plumbing repair.

    Too bad you never worked on older piping where we HAVE to save old threads to make a connection.

    Working on old steam piping we dont have the LUXURY of not knowing how to use a chisel to cut out threads.

    Amazing what YOU would do on a 47 story building stand pipe system where the hose threads had to be removed as someone damaged the hose.

    DUH drain the entire systemn down including the house tank huh KID?

    GB speaks again below

    I get these calls often and I always replace the valve because it’s the correct thing to do.

    Here it goes self proclaimed
    INCOMPETENCE by the Wallingford Plm+Htg:company of the non
    code complianceville state

    Wallingford Plm+ did you know
    IN AMERICA USA we have codes requiring BACK FLOW PREVENTORS

    No where did you state your placing it, I didnt notice it in YOUR professional posting?? BELOW

    I replace both valves or I would convert seperate hot and cold valves to a single handle valve.This is good for the customer since it helps to encourage them to shut off the valve when not in use.
    if you had a pimple on your butt it would be called a brain tumor

    Where are the shock Absorbers or air chambers?

    You do know a Solenoid valve is classified as a fast closing device and hyraulic shock preventors are in order DUH WAll you SURE you really do “plummmmin”

    You must have a HEATIN LIC not plumbing huh?

    Hose failures are very common.This is a simple job that can be done in less than an hour.
    Sure it would take YOU less then 15 minutes considering you never ever said to make sure the Potable water supply was protected

    Including looking for an Air Gap fitting in the washing machine BUT hey your DA professional on here.

    The question was DOES he have to replace the valves, AND here you come along installing an ILLIGAL hook up

    Hey KID when you change a part your suposed to bring it up to code NOT install a possible cross connection.

    DUH you SURE you ever read a code book?

    I guess if you already have a sharp chisel or an old screwdriver you can save yourself some money.
    SNIP

    Not money Lad BUT sight unseen I figure the last installer had your brain power and soldered a hose bib directly onto a 5/8 copper tubing end.

    Rather then having a home owner shut off the main draining down the system (if the valves hold) then unsoldering a valve WHY not TRY to keep it simple for the home owner.

    Here you come along “Wallingford Plm+Htg:” installing a NEW valve(s) without even thinking of providing this person ANY type of protection not even a stinking check valve to prevent hot and cold water from mixing.

    Folks like Wallingford Plm+Htg: is one of the REASONS more and more folks SHOULD try to do their own plumbing and heating IMHO.

    Billy Butt Cracks are alive and well it would appear.

    Here is a perfect exmple of a guy thinking he knows a trade instead of removing a defective hose connection HE decides to cross connect a hot and cold line PLUS never ever thinking of evn checking for a possible air space on the water supply in the washing machine to prevent the dirty washing machine water entering the drinking water system BUT he did do this job in under an hour and THAT IS WHAT REALLY COUNTS.

    Man this country needs to send ALL its plumbing over seas like all the other smart corporations did.

    This kids lack of mentality is amazing

    If you don’t have these item’s maybe Sylvan is in your area.I would be glad to help you if you wan’t to do the job correctly.


    Correctly as long a NO CODES are being followed

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