i have a Nibco Classic Pro #90 frostproof sillcock water hose valve. Will this kit work? Appears in photo same.
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I believe that is the same as I had, also. I checked everywhere for the valve and no one had it. I found out it is no longer made. They worked beautifully! You just would have to take the chance that yours will too! I found they super easy to replace! My old valve were so bad that I couldn't even use the spigot! Good luck!
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Hi Sarah, I have a Nibco 90 valve as well, I purchased several of these so I would have spares on hand, and they work perfectly! My local plumbiing shop told me they were identcal to the original.
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Yes it should, Nibco tech support actually told me to go buy this one since they don't make the parts anymore. It works well enough on my Nibco #90
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Checked model on 'net, the gun looks the same, so it should fit. Understand water flow from the tip is backward not forward, meant to bash tip through any blockage, after through it clears blockage more, so if the blockage is further than 25 feet it will not work. It will only work on straight pipe or sweeping 90 degree turn and not the standard 90 degree used on most plumbing. So if blockage is within 25 feet of entry and no turns it should work.
432960
If the base numbers are the same, it should work fine. The EZ is improved internal valve setup and would not affect the fit.
1620777
I purchased the valve but did not do the work, so I do not know the answer to your question.
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It will work if the valves are the same, for example both are in-line valves. Just match the diameter connections; the threads are the same (standard) for all valves. Also check the valve length to verify it will fit. If you are replacing a valve in an older system you may not have much play between your water source and your irrigation line. You may have to modify (cut or lengthen) one of the connecting pipes.
938078
The standard installation routes the cold water supply to the fixture through the filter. If you have a separate water filter installed on the faucet, aside from it being redundant, I think it will work.
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I have a 1377C and I installed the steel breech kit. Its fits perfectly. Note there is a fitting between the barrel and the pump tube. It only fits back one way, don't lose. The instruction refers to barrel molding. Mine did not have the molding.
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Yes. I have the same set up. It comes with a few adapters in case the pipe has a different threads.
433761
It will work with any industry standard valves that measure 1.5" in diameter. Please verify that your inlet valve(s) (where you plug your hose into) has 2 round metal contact points, they look like small ball bearings inside the hole. If so, this hose will work properly.
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Use a 1/2" npt union or better yet, get the valve kit so you can flush out the unit once in a while. Make sure you put a T&P; valve on the outlet side for safety. it will be part of the valve kit if you purchase it.
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The Keeney 2354 does not include the threaded brass inlet connectors (Keeney part 2354S2). The 2354 is for a retrofit to an existing shutoff valve. Put parts 2354 and 2354S2 together and you'll have what you need for a new (not retrofit) installation. BTW...... this thing works great.
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Your only other option is to replace the entire hose bib; a pain if it's a frost proof version. They can be had at any home center complete for less than you paid for the anti-siphon unit you are referencing. The replacement project isn't a big deal...all you need is a wrench and some Teflon tape plus whichever bib you need to buy. Good luck. I too have had a few failures with this model!
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This didn't really work for me with a screw-on supply hose. I didn't try it with anything else. So, it probably works best with a clip-on or push-on. The threads are there mainly to emulate the normal valve stem, I think.
649612
It has been long enough ago, all I could advise would be to compare the diameter specifications and see if they match. Good luck!!
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I am not sure. Make sure the tank is not cracked around the little valve. I will have to replace the tank. Remove your old ones before ordering & check your tank.
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I thought it was a model number too, until I saw the conflicting answers. 'ASSE-1019-A' is an industry standard for freeze-proof anti-siphon sillcocks: www.jrsmith.com/uploads/docs/engcom7.11.pdf It's not a model number. Now I need to go back and look for a model number....
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The holes should match the brass casting in the body of the valve. They did on the Delta faucet trim replacement kit that I bought. However, the long screws supplied with the kit may not be long enough to fit some Delta valves. In that case, you will need to reuse the original screws you removed from the valve.