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    replacing a spigot on outdoor copper

    An outdoor pipe with a spigot started leaking, so I cut out the old spigot and leaky part of the pipe, thinking I would just pick up a new fitting and spigot. It looked like 1/2inch, so I bought the adapter and a spigot. I found the time to put it all back together and the adapter just butted up...
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