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Posted by on December 8, 2006, 6:21 pm
wrote:
>
>> Might rust after awhile. some of the gas valves I've used have been
>> steel. Others have been brass, and diecast.
>>
>> Aside from rust, I wouldn't lose any sleep over it.
>>
>
>Of course you wouldn't, you stupid, dummy fuck.
>
>The gas valve being IPS and the drain being a hose
>fitting might lead to a problem for starters, you fucking
>slaptard.
>
'fucking slaptard' - I like that one :-)
Hey, as long as Stormy has duct tape, a little thing like
thread style or fitting size isn't going to bother him.
And for the little issue of the gas valve being designed to
hold back 3 - 11 psi of pressure ( depending on type ), vs the 60 +
psi that would build up behind a leaking port on a DHW after it's
plugged as it normalizes to line pressure - what the hell, the
home-moaner probably has a bucket lying around ..... and insurance
.......
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