Tinkerman
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In my lifetime experience a valve handle running in line with the flow of liquid meant that the valve was open. Crosswise with the flow meant the valve is shut. Not so with my drain tap. I went around and tightened all of the hose clamps and then checked that the valve was closed. It was, based on my lifetime experience definition. Silly boy! I got about half a gallon of coolent in the radiator and my wife, who was with me, suddenly shouted that it was running out. Got the coolent container under it and was able to shut the valve.
Several questions
1: Is handle in line, normal, for that stop tap?
2: The handle feels loosy goosy, like it is not a firm close. Is that normal?
3. Can they be rebuilt or is it new stop tap time?
As always thanks for the thoughts and suggestions.
Tinkerman
Several questions
1: Is handle in line, normal, for that stop tap?
2: The handle feels loosy goosy, like it is not a firm close. Is that normal?
3. Can they be rebuilt or is it new stop tap time?
As always thanks for the thoughts and suggestions.
Tinkerman