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![]() Wow
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![]() That mess would drive me crazy. I'm having a hard time even looking at it. Your plan to tee off where you indicated will work just fine, but I would redo the whole thing, lol. Remember to turn off the water supply, open the highest and lowest faucets in the house and a 5 gal pail ready for when you cut the pex.
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All I wanted was to hook up my RODI to a copper cold line and be done with it. Le sigh. |
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![]() It looks like that because few years back most cities hired a bunch of half ass plumbers to install meters they were paid per meter so they did them as fast and crappy as possible you can see where the pipe went straight together prior to meter.
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![]() If you are going to have a plumber install a T, I would get him to fix that mess.
I go along with everyone else that said they could not stand looking at the mess. Never mind KNOWING its there. You probably have to pay 4 hr min call out anyway. option 2 (not being a plumber) |
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![]() If your hiring a plumber I would get it cut in between the valve and (prv) the thing with the gauge, it would bypass the meter free water plus it would bypass the (prv) pressure reducing valve, city pressure you will get a little better production of water. I did this it works great. But both your diagrams look alright second pic would be easier.
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