There is a nut at the top of the valve that I did not see initially. I'll try to loosen it and see about fitting a new handle and use a valve box but the pipes are at a shallow depth below grade. What a crazy way this valve was done when the house was built.
I have a leaking exterior hose faucet that spews water when turned on. I don't have many options given the current quarantine and I didn't notice a matching faucet at Home Depot. Do I need to match it exactly? I've attached pictures for reference.
So this might be a reach but is this possible? I want to put a stove/range and a gas dryer in the garage which both will be properly exterior vented. I don't think all 3 would ever be running at the same time, just 2.
I wanted to get opinions from here before I ask locally. I wouldnt be doing this myself but hiring someone to do it right.
I attached a photo below of how it is currently setup. The current T you see is for the gas dryer. So I would like to know if its possible to T again somewhere for a gas stove/range. I dont have the specs but the dryer is your average current run of the mil GE gas dryer 22K btu, and the slide in gas range will also most likely be the average 30" type prob 57K btu. The water heater is a Rinnai and specs seem to be [color=#000000]10,300 BTU (minimum) [/color][color=#000000]199,000 BTU (maximum)[/color]
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05-25-21, 05:21 PM
