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Freeze proof sillcock


Posted by WillyE on April 19th, 2004 08:09 PM
In reply to plumbing problem by rodo on April 19th, 2004 07:51 PM [Go to top of thread]

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You wouldn't necessarily have to solder. You will need to replace the entire unit. It is probably 10-12" long. Was it previously soldered?- Either way, you should be able avoid by using compression fittings. There are several scenarios that could be happening. If it was soldered on before, you could get a new freeze proof faucet with male pipe thread on the end. You could use a female pipe x compression union. Or the other way around with female on the faucet and male on the union. Possibly, the old one was screwed on to a male adaptor on the pipe. More info on the connections could help.

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