Does anyone know if they make a "Plug" or " Cap" so I can remove the valve stem and have water pass through the original valve? (minus the stem)
The reason I ask is I have very little room to work on the "input" side, but a lot of room on the "output". I live in an older house on a slab.
What I would like to do is remove the Stems, cap them, and put a modern valve on the output side.
It's not laziness - but more fear of what I would run into should things go wrong...
The reason I ask is I have very little room to work on the "input" side, but a lot of room on the "output". I live in an older house on a slab.
What I would like to do is remove the Stems, cap them, and put a modern valve on the output side.
It's not laziness - but more fear of what I would run into should things go wrong...
