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Default Washer In Cylinder Connector.

I ordered two of these cylinder connectors today from Screwfix as the
existing ones which are a brass or iron (?) right angled type and they
are leaking ..its difficult ,if not impossible to get them facing the
right way to meet the connecting pipe and also get them watertight at
the same time ..
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/sea/...&cd=1&x=7&y=12

Do these ones not need a washer as none came with them or can I
utilise something else ...
Stuart
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