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Easy Repair Of PVC Water Line!

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What happens here

Acquire new PVC pipe, a selection of fittings (such as 90-degree elbows, T-fittings, and caps), PVC purple primer, and regular clear PVC cement. Based on the removed damaged sections, cut new pieces of PVC pipe to the exact same lengths using PVC pipe cutters. The video shows reusing an existing hose bib and union, but new T-fittings and caps are used for unused connections.

Goal: Collect all necessary new PVC pipe, fittings, primer, and cement, then cut new pipe sections to match the removed pieces.

Tools and materials

  • PVC Pipe Cutters
  • Oatey Purple Primer Oatey
  • Oatey Regular Clear PVC Cement Oatey
  • PVC Fittings (90-degree elbows
  • T-fittings
  • caps)
  • PVC Pipe

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here. You can tell that's been repaired a couple of times. I got some new fittings. I got some pipe. I've got some glue. I don't 100% know what the uh plan is with the tea, so I'm actually just going to put a little piece of pipe and cap it. And but let's just get it put together real quick. And look, you get up on here, you can actually see right where that break is right there. All right. Oh, and it was broken there, too. This whole thing was shot like that. All of it's jacked. Whole pipe twisted and broke. So, easy way to do this is just follow the pipe. Just cut the exact same lengths as what's here to everything. And that's going to work out really well. Following it right along. Is it just me or a schedule 40 PVC couplings getting shorter? That seems really short. We got a little OD

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