Installing A New 1/4 Turn Style Valve In Your House #diy #helpingothers #plumbing

[scott]

"The Replumb method" . . . love it!

[jimpie]

Great job, love the 1/4 turn valve! Thanks!

[shawncox]

Knipex, Best tools ever without a doubt!!!

[danmcclellan]

Thankyou for the info ✌️ Definitely plumber hands ! 👏👏😂

[mkl]

By the tool, it is soooo much easier to back those off. It's a huge time saver, especially when you're doing multiple shut-offs. The tool is very economical as well.

[xxpiinkreaperxx]

I prefer the multi turn angle stop because you can replace the guts without having to take of the nut and ferral

[audiophileman]

This is a great video. You shouldn't have to use the pipe dope. The manufacturer recommends putting a few drops of oil on the valve threads before tightening. Once the nut contacts the valve, how much of a turn should you put on it and what does it feel like when tightening?

[johnplatt]

Thanks for using Dahal 1/4 turn
Most use brasscraft, crap. In a year the handle just breaks off.

[amorales]

Thank you. This is the preferred method instead of cutting the pipe which some people suggest.

[HighPeaksHome]

I think you got a little lucky on how that thread sliver folded to the outide... thanks for sharing all the options.

[brandonleavitt]

Just asking why can you not use the old ferrrier?

[dkemp]

Holy cow a car tool does this lol the outer race puller lol

[Swimant]

Had to drimel the farel off this weekend. Lol

[Definitelynottheatf]

In my house i went with sweat to thread adapters on the copper and just use the threaded ¼turns. I surprised thats not a more common practice. Just thread a new valve on when it get corroded

[manolodominguez]

I have used all three methods at some point in my plumbing career

[Jonathan-gedg]

Its a brass ferrule, itll conform to the new valve. Just put dope on it to add a little extra protection.

[jfussell]

i reuse the old helps the environment sorta like recycling and electric vehicles

[taylorwhittington]

Don’t ever dope your feral, dope the threads of the stop

[frederickneal]

I see u are using a high quality stop valve.

[dannyb]

You shouldn’t use sealant on them, if you can’t get them to stop leaking through traditional instal you’re doing something wrong and it will leak later. Brass on brass needs a clean surface to seal properly. It’s designed to seal against itself, brass being a soft metal.