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Replacing a shutoff valve
Hello all,
I want to replace the shutoff valve to my home. The existing valve has threaded female ends as you can see on the photo he https://1drv.ms/f/s!Frqoa1B33oXrgQlZOU8hOWZMUVRUSSQM How would I take the old valve out and then put the new valve (a ball valve) in? I see on youtube videos describing cutting the pipe out, soldering extensions, etc. I hope these are not necessary. Thanks! Deguza |
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