Any plumbers out there?

[Squirrel]

Had me plumbing removed years back onna counta these things called "babies" was a poppin' out and spewing anda leakin' all over the place.

[Pandemonium]

Had me plumbing removed years back onna counta these things called "babies" was a poppin' out and spewing anda leakin' all over the place.

hahahhaha u aint right lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzmKoL77OGo

[Pandemonium]

No plumbers huh who da thunk it

[IrishChef]

OK Since my buddy is not answering his text messages I will help..

You should stay with 3/4" pipe.. 1/2" will work but you will not have good pressure.. The least expensive route is Sch 40 you can find a thinner wall PVC, but I would stay with the 40. If you are wanting roll pipe, you can use PEX Pipe.. Good stuff easy to use.. A bit more $$ but worth it.. They call it SharkBite at Home Depot..

Let me know if you need any more help..

I'd go with the pex/wirsbo for what you need. Or just buy a longer hose.

[Pandemonium]

Ya Ill just put the new spigot outside to hell with running to the back of the house for now, just tired of opening garage to get to unsoftned water for the yard

[DDave]

No plumbers huh who da thunk it

You might try here.

http://www.plumbingforums.com/forum/

It's even vBulletin.

Just don't ask them how to smoke a brisket.

Dave

[etcher1]

Would of answered sooner, but I was doing beer can chicken. I am a master plumber also and after being here for a while I think I might be able to cook a brisket.
Onto the question, I do not disagree with Ken but you will need to keep it 3/4" because you will lose volume more than pressure. Run the main part out of 3/4" all the way to your hose bibbs, which you can get in a 1/2" pipe size.
Being that your in Florida I wouldn't think you would have a freezing problem?

[Texas-Hunter]

Would of answered sooner, but I was doing beer can chicken. I am a master plumber also and after being here for a while I think I might be able to cook a brisket.
Onto the question, I do not disagree with Ken but you will need to keep it 3/4" because you will lose volume more than pressure. Run the main part out of 3/4" all the way to your hose bibbs, which you can get in a 1/2" pipe size.
Being that your in Florida I wouldn't think you would have a freezing problem?

And that is why I am a HVAC / Refrigeration guy.. Amongst other things..

[Pandemonium]

Would of answered sooner, but I was doing beer can chicken. I am a master plumber also and after being here for a while I think I might be able to cook a brisket.
Onto the question, I do not disagree with Ken but you will need to keep it 3/4" because you will lose volume more than pressure. Run the main part out of 3/4" all the way to your hose bibbs, which you can get in a 1/2" pipe size.
Being that your in Florida I wouldn't think you would have a freezing problem?

Well last two years weve had freezes but who knows. Thanks for the help everyone I went to lowes earlier and just got the stuff to just go through the wall and add the one, that will be ok for now.

[Mark R]

Being that your in Florida I wouldn't think you would have a freezing problem?

Shouldn't be but the last two years..it was!

[toddster]

I would go to home detox or a wholesale plumbing store and get a roll of PE (poly ethylene) most guys call it poly. Its the same stuff that they use for lawn sprinkler. Pex pipe doesn't like UV rays and could break down.
I would go with One inch, because once you get it there you will always want more water. t

[HawgHeaven]

Had me plumbing removed years back onna counta these things called "babies" was a poppin' out and spewing anda leakin' all over the place.

Ahhh... she once was broken, butt now she's fixed...

[Pandemonium]

Heres the new faucet! The blue one, and with the 3/4 inch shes got some flow!! lol

[etcher1]

Looks like a mighty fine job there.

[Pandemonium]

Looks like a mighty fine job there.

Not bad for an electrician, thanks!