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Galvanized Supply Line?
Well we ran across a first today. What are the reliable ways of tapping a galv supply pipe?
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Maybe the safest way is with a waterworks compression tee.
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Brass compression tee. Depending on how old it is and water quality, you may need to ream it out first. I've seen 1" galv pipe clogged from the street to the house at about 1/4" inside diameter.
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Good luck. Back in may I did a job that had a 2" galvanized service line from the street. I tapped inside the crawl space where it turned to CU and got about 7 gpm at 40 lbs. It sucked. I imagine that the 2" is closed up to about 1/2".
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Boots or irritations ways are really good
Personally I would tap new threads on the galvi and install 2 unions on either side of the tee, or use the meter's union. |
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Replace the galvanized. Like Irritation says it's probably 1/4". I flat will not work on a galvanized irrigation system or tap into a galvanized line and Dallas had plenty. Copper shortages especially during the Korean War led to a few getting put in.
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Cut it, thread it and use SCH 80 unions and tee to make your connection
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We still have one account with an all galvanized hydraulic system..... Any time we have issues we ut and thread.
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It's not wise at all to thread a metal male fitting into a plastic female
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