3/4″, Jar Top Anti-Siphon Valve, Jar Top Bonnet For Easy Cleaning and Maintenance, External Bleed To Flush Dirt and Debris, Threaded Bonnet Provides Easy Removal With No Screws, Drop In Diaphragm For Effortless Maintenance, Reverse Flow Feature Ensures Valve Shuts Off If The Diaphragm Tears Or Rips, Reduces Risk Of Landscape Flooding. https://bestelectricmower.com is a
3/4″, Jar Top Anti-Siphon Valve, Jar Top Bonnet For Easy Cleaning and Maintenance, External Bleed To Flush Dirt and Debris, Threaded Bonnet Provides Easy Removal With No Screws, Drop In Diaphragm For Effortless Maintenance, Reverse Flow Feature Ensures Valve Shuts Off If The Diaphragm Tears Or Rips, Reduces Risk Of Landscape Flooding.
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Rain Bird 3/4 Valves Product arrived on time as promised. New OEM Rain Bird equipment. When installed it worked precisely as it should. I used it to replace older APAS type 3/4 valve which was causing sprinkler heads to leak. It required some modification of existing pipes to install as the JTV075-ASV pipe inlets and outlets were farther apart than the existing APAS style valves. It was actually cheaper to replace the valves with new (at the price paid) than to purchase replacement parts for the APAS valves
Good replacement for Ancient RainJet Valves My home had a sprinkler system installed nearly 20 years ago with all RainJet parts. They have since gone out of business. Their parts were great quality, but time came where simple repairs to the valve were no longer enough to keep them leak-free and working. These Rain Bird valves are very similar to them, and they replaced the Rain Jet valves without any need to change the spacing of the inlet and outlet lines. I wouldn’t be surprised if these lasted 20 years as well.
it works well , I hope the PVC lasts a long as the brass ones did. It is a bit less expensive than brass.