Main shut-off replacement

[mikek753]

hi all,

The outside in house main gate valve is broken and need to be replaced.
So I started this by getting new parts.
When I assemble everything I got leak from Telescopic Repair Coupling 1-1/4" that I got from osh
http://www.osh.com/Osh-Categories/Plumbing/Rough-Plumbing/Pipes-&-Fittings/PVC-Fittings/NDS-Quik-Fix&#8482-Telescopic-Repair-Coupling,-1-1-4-Inch,-IPS-Hub-x-IPS-Spigot,-PVC,-White,-12-Case/p/6506190

This's what I had before:
https://goo.gl/photos/UECZndNxGgxvqd1k9

and how it's now
https://goo.gl/photos/sLQBurqRqKBRyTZc8

Those were my options and I used marker with red arrow

That telescopic is leaking - the inner o-ring isn't stopping water as expected

How I can fix this?

Thanks

Mike

 

[Standardairconditioner]

Looks like you didn't clean the pipe from the ground that touches the "Telescopic Repair Coupling".

You should have prepared that surface smooth with wet sanding it down.

Purchase the materials once more, and try another attempt at the repair.

 

[Sponsor]

 

[mikek753]

thank you for the reply.
All glued parts are Ok, no leaks there.
Yes, I sanded PVC pipe that comes from ground and used primer and red cement.

I updated OP post with pics.

Should I try compression coupling?
Any one have any luck with that http://www.homedepot.com/p/Mueller-Global-3-4-in-PVC-Compression-Coupling-160-104HC/100179426

BTW - my PVC is 1-1/4

 

[Bluebinky]

It's more work, but I would dig down to where the pipe goes horizontal. How much digging is hard to say, but with enough exposed, you might be able to cut off the 90 and then be able to glue things up with regular fittings. It just depends on what's down there.