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Revision as of 23:16, 3 December 2024
No, this isn't the latest FleshlightⒸ. It is what's called a "PVC Slide Repair Coupling."
What Is It?
Well now, I am glad you asked. Aside from SharkBite[1] fittings, these things are the second greatest fitting of all time. They are PVC plastic[2] in a grade that allows up to 450 psi.[3] This means they are incredibly the right choice for water main repairs.
So You Gotta Fix Some Shit
I am not going to bore you with the details. A water main has been damaged, okay? You don't need to know the names or faces of the dipshits involved.
1. Cut out the offending material.
2.There is a DILEMA.
3. You get a PVC Slide fitting and go to town!
References
- ↑ I have been getting some information lately, stating that SharkBites are not of the same quality as they used to be. Your milage may vary.
- ↑ https://mtcopeland.com/blog/what-is-pvc-pipe/
- ↑ https://plumbingsniper.com/pvc-pipes-pressure-rating-vs-size-sch-40-80-charts/