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09-05-00, 03:50 PM

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Could someone explain how I would check if my palmer valve is working properly and how I would go about replacing this valve if it is stuck shut. I think this is the correct name for the valve that is between the drain tile and the floor drain in the basement. I can see this valve when I look down into my floor drain.

Thanks, Mark.

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09-06-00, 11:00 PM

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Palmer vavle does not ring a bell for me, can you tell me what it look likes?

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