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i would say around 30-50 years
Discuss How old do we reckon this stopcock is? in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at PlumbersForums.net
And now I've cleaned it up and got it working, what the heck am I going to do with it lol?
Quality brass olives are becoming increasingly difficult to find. The cheaper brass olives are nearly as soft as copper olives and I've seen these having moved on rad tails, despite being tightened up.Yes, I am one of the unusual plumbers who prefers brass olives for heating pipes.
(Except on plastic pipes where it must be copper olives obviously)
Getting quality brass olives is the problem though
Do Conex still do them? They used to be decent quality - that's 20 yrs ago mind!
The scrappy said the Loctite 55 used as a gland, the silicone grease used to lubricate, and the hemp used as a kind of threadlock on the gland nut means I would need to pay 10p per kilo to have it scrapped.Weigh it in of course!
i would say around 30-50 years
I didn't think lever valves were permitted as stop cocks in WRAS.This was replaced with a lever valve
I didn't think lever valves were permitted as stop cocks in WRAS.
Yes they are. See p2.14 G2.8 and R2.8. I have even contacted Pegler's technical department to ask if, in the company's opinion, its full-bore spherical valves 'are suitable for the purpose' and been told 'yes'.I didn't think lever valves were permitted as stop cocks in WRAS.
Yes they are. See p2.14 G2.8 and R2.8. I have even contacted Pegler's technical department to ask if, in the company's opinion, its full-bore spherical valves 'are suitable for the purpose' and been told 'yes'.
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