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![]() Danny D. wrote: This garden Wilkins Zurn water check valve is leaking: SMALL: http://www2.picturepush.com/photo/a/...0/11343535.jpg LARGE: http://www2.picturepush.com/photo/a/...g/11343535.jpg I can't understand HOW it works given that it's at the top of a hill. At that height above the house, no water is ever going to flow backward into the water supply (I think). The only water higher is the water tank itself, the bottom of which is at the same level as this Wilkins Zurn water check valve. I don't know WHY this check valve even exists, since it's 10 to 20 feet ABOVE almos all the spigots (except those at the water tank itself). Do you agree I can just bypass this check valve? Or am I missing something obvious? Hi, It is the code where I live. I do't want to have even one in a thousand chance of drinking dirty water no matter what. I have them on outside faucets and in-line feeding sprinkler system. |
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