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I am trying to replace a stuck gate valve that does not close,
probably due to hard water. From the gate valve are pipes that runs three feet in both direction from the well pumping tank and into the concrete floor. Someone had connected the gate valve onto the pipe before setting the concrete. In order to remove the valve I would have to twist a pipe. Their seems to be no way to twist the pipes. What's a practical way to remove the gate valve and install a ball valve in in cases like this? Thanks |
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