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inner primary was leaking and I found my pulley nut was loose. Good thing I tore it apart. New seals, gaskets and pulley
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Going to be a summer full of burning and beer. The pine smells awesome.
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Love them things. Hadda put a joint in a tight spot surrounded by wood, looked for something I could use without flame, found the sharkbites. Long as the o-ring doesn't leak some day. Hasn't yet.
Mine were a metal ring with a rubber or silicon gasket on top and a soft rubber tapering tube underneath that went into the iron pipe. Been working fine for... well over 10 years anyway.
My worst plumbing job (worst to do, not worst result
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My favorite plumbing tool - when the job is in or under concrete, doesn't shake bad at all
My worst plumbing job (worst to do, not worst result
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My favorite plumbing tool - when the job is in or under concrete, doesn't shake bad at all
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