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Hi guys,
wondering if any of you know a decent stockist for the above?
The stoptap is half buried in a wall and lead both sides and the handle has snapped off.
I had a couple of different sized stopcocks in my kit but they would not fit.
Took the head gear down to 2 different plumbers merchants and neither had anything close to the right size.
The cust knows the tap was there when they bought the house 45 years ago, I'm guessing it's been there a fair bit longer than that.
The 2 threads (the one that holds the headgear in the tap body and the one on the spindle that lowers/raises the washer) are both different to any I have found. The main thread (shown in the below stock pic of a different stopcock) is normally 3/4" but is about 1/2" on this one, and the spindle thread is a fair bit wider than the others I have had my hands on today.
Any info on who might stock these would be greatly appreciated.
wondering if any of you know a decent stockist for the above?
The stoptap is half buried in a wall and lead both sides and the handle has snapped off.
I had a couple of different sized stopcocks in my kit but they would not fit.
Took the head gear down to 2 different plumbers merchants and neither had anything close to the right size.
The cust knows the tap was there when they bought the house 45 years ago, I'm guessing it's been there a fair bit longer than that.
The 2 threads (the one that holds the headgear in the tap body and the one on the spindle that lowers/raises the washer) are both different to any I have found. The main thread (shown in the below stock pic of a different stopcock) is normally 3/4" but is about 1/2" on this one, and the spindle thread is a fair bit wider than the others I have had my hands on today.
Any info on who might stock these would be greatly appreciated.