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Morgan Ohlson wrote:
On Thu, 04 Nov 2004 11:33:52 -0400, Terry Spragg wrote:


Morgan Ohlson wrote:


Is "tap" a proper word for water-pipe switch?

I'm looking for some kind of tap /switch to open /close the tubing to the
ballast tanks.

Since one of the main goals is to keep empty weight down beg metall things
is not acceptable.

The pipes (plastic hoose) must be 15mm (dia), maybee 20-30mm.

Hints please!


Morgan O.


I use a plasic ball valve on 1/5 inch id (38.1mm) hose for my toilet
plumbing. Smaller sizes are available. Cost about 15 bucks, uses
threaded hose barb adapters. Seems OK so far after one season of
use. Available at home hardware stores.



From which area do they stem? House plumbing, caravans ???


Morgan O.


Plumbing. (plastic, not plumbus lead)

Recreational vehicle dealers also handle some special toilet
plumbing, but it is not as robust as most water supply pipestuff.
being lower pressure.

Terry K

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