Charp
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I have most of it done except a couple things. Every fixture got an angle stop so when something goes wrong at least the whole system doesnt have to be shut off. I'm trying to find a close quarters 90 swivel fitting for the supply line to the outside shower valve. I'm not having much luck and I figure a real plumber will chime in and say "here it is dummy".
This is what I pulled out, I think the brass one was connected to the valve. It's 1/2" on the valve and 3/8" on the anglestop.
Then there's the toilet. I can't disconnect the Qest supply line. I can get a couple fingers on the nut but it won't budge and there isn't enough room for a basin wrench, so I have to pull the toilet. What kind of small diameter flexible line should I use from the angle stop under the sink, snaked down below the fiberglass floor under the toilet? It was plumbed with 3/8 Qest that barely fit. Toilet is above the black water tank and tank drain plumbing. Under the floor I can install a Tee, run a braided supply line up to the toilet and install some sort of valve on the Tee to be able to drain the toilet supply for winterizing.
Thanks for any help!
This is what I pulled out, I think the brass one was connected to the valve. It's 1/2" on the valve and 3/8" on the anglestop.
Then there's the toilet. I can't disconnect the Qest supply line. I can get a couple fingers on the nut but it won't budge and there isn't enough room for a basin wrench, so I have to pull the toilet. What kind of small diameter flexible line should I use from the angle stop under the sink, snaked down below the fiberglass floor under the toilet? It was plumbed with 3/8 Qest that barely fit. Toilet is above the black water tank and tank drain plumbing. Under the floor I can install a Tee, run a braided supply line up to the toilet and install some sort of valve on the Tee to be able to drain the toilet supply for winterizing.
Thanks for any help!