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Fresh Water Pump Plumbing
- SeattleMatt
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Fresh Water Pump Plumbing
My current dilemma is this 90° fitting that goes into the filter. I can't seem to get an angle on this to loosen it enough to get the filter off. I had to remove the entire pump and then twist it around and circles to unscrew it. Anyways what I want to do is replace this elbow with something that has fitting on both ends so that I can remove it without having to remove the entire pump assembly.
Is there an easy option for replacing this Qest elbow?
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- km1125
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Re: Fresh Water Pump Plumbing
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Re: Fresh Water Pump Plumbing
https://www.pentair.com/en-us/products/business-industry/accessories/recreational-vehicle-plumbing-accessories/elbow_fittings.html?queryID=0d94f9b47454bfdeb95ea39bf49592d8&objectID=https://www.pentair.com/en-us/products/business-industry/accessories/recreational-vehicle-plumbing-accessories/elbow_fittings.html&indexName=prod_pentair_products
Quick connects are the easiest way to go but you'll have to get some adaptors to make it work. As long as the hoses and fittings are in good shape, you can retrofit to quick connect in areas that require dismantling for regular maintenance like the filter on the pump. Up north where we have to winterize which usually involves removing key hoses, quick connects make life a whole lot easier.
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