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PING TMHM: Bottom entry bog cistern inlet valve
Got to help a relly out -
Couple of questions: Current one is sealed in with some sort of gunk on the bottom entry hole. After I've scraped that off, what's a recommended sealant to use? Fernox LS-X or something with a bit more "stick" like Geocell TheWorks (MS polymer I think, stickier than silicone) - or something else. The other thing - do all bottom entry valves have the same threaded section length? The pipe runs straight in with a tap connector on the isolator valve so there is no "give" for slight differences. Sorry to sound thick - only used side entry valves before. I'm thinking of a http://www.screwfix.com/p/fluidmaster/47792 as I have one at home and love it. Brass threads and a good clean shutoff. Not sure yet if there's room, as the fill entry is on the same side a sthe flush handle so it's a bit crowded in there! |
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