How to install tee

[TonyBagadonutz]

this is inside of my basement. The part going into the wall is going to the outside faucet.

Is your area prone to freezing?
Add a frost free bibb and the "tee" dilemma becomes a "non-issue".

[Cass]

Woodford makes one that is supposed to be burst proof if the hose is left on for a few $$ more. It back feeds into the water line if the pressure exceeds 300 or 350#. The one above does not have / show an anti siphon vacume breaker on it which it should. Like this.

[p-61@msn.com]

If you can't tell this is my first plumbing job. So forgive the stupid questions. How hard is it to get the faucet out? Do I have to put concrete back in?

[p-61@msn.com]

Got it done. Once I cut out 3/4" i was able to slip the tee in. Thanks alot for all the help.

[Amopower]

If you are doing a CPVC slip coupler, how do you apply the cement to the slip coupling? Do you just apply a liberal amount to the area you are gluing to, slide the coupler into position, and hope there's enough glue to make a proper seal inside the coupler?
(and how long do you typically have to wait for the glue to be thoroughly dried before you turn the water on?)

[Cass]

yes you got it. Read the can for the time required B4 turning on the water.