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Install and Tighten New Spigot

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What happens here

Carefully thread the new spigot into the pipe connection. While threading, use the backup crescent wrench inside the wall to prevent the internal pipe from twisting. Once hand-tight, use channel locks to fully tighten the spigot. Tighten until it is snug and facing the correct direction, but avoid over-tightening as this can strip the threads or crack the fitting.

Goal: Securely attach the new outdoor spigot to the pipe

Tools and materials

  • Channel Locks — Tightening the new spigot
  • Crescent Wrench — Holding the internal pipe as a backup
  • New Spigot ProLine Sillcock — The replacement outdoor faucet

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get all channel locks on there tight oh it actually is working it unscrewed out of there when you put Teflon on you want to go clockwise megalock a little bit of this on there whenever we tighten this down for the final tighten secure the back and then we'll hit it with the channel locks to tighten it the rest of the way go counterclockwise and open this up we get all the air out of this go back to the water meter and you open up the rest of the way we look for

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