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Your cart is empty.3/4 Inch Quarter Turn Ball Valve. Rain Barrel Kit
Linda Lou
August 29, 2025
Good quality, good price and easy to install.High quality valve and Brass body.Fits my needs perfectly!Will be buying another one for my rain barrel.
Kendra/Austin Orange
August 20, 2025
Used to make an automatic chicken waterer worked great
Gary
August 19, 2025
The rubber seal not Best quality only been in use for a month and it’s dry cracked already but still keeping a good seal. Other then that it works great
IslandBum
August 18, 2025
Quality: Solid brass construction with quarter-turn shutoff that is well designed and fits several mounting scenarios. The threaded portion of the hose bib that mounts to the tank may not be long enough for thicker bulkheads.Functionality: The unit comes with all the hardware necessary to mount onto the tank, including two gaskets, a bib, and a nut to attach the bib to the tank. The quarter-turn shutoff is stiff, easy to operate, and does not leak when closed. The outlet side of the bib fits a standard garden hose.I used this hose-bib to allow easy filling and emptying of a 50-gallon tank for flushing my saltwater outboard motor. But I can see many other uses for the hose-bib. You will need a female-to-female coupler to attach a standard garden hose. Considering the price and quality of the unit, this is a good deal.
SunnyKeycaps
June 6, 2025
Lots of photos for how to install this into a 55g blue barrel (none were provided). I was initially confused how to do this since the barrel was sealed, but it all makes sense now (including why the rope is provided).Steps1. Drill 1 1/4" hole into bottom of barrel. I used a hole saw on my electric drill to do this.2. Open one of the caps (bungs). You'll need a bung wrench. I bought this from Amazon as well.3. Separate the brass pieces into 3 parts.4. Drop one part of the string with a weight attached. I used a loose nut I had sitting around (not included).5. Fetch the string out the bottom hole (while still holding the top).6. Thread the brass male collar (with the threads) onto the rope. Note, this thread is reverse.7. Fetch the collar on the other side of the rope. YOu'll need a finger to pull it through the hole.8. Apply the white tape to the threads (3 loops). Attach the other half of the collar (note, it's reverse thread so turn counter-clockwise). Tighten as tight as you can without warping the rubber gasket. I used a wrench.9. Thread the tap with the white tape, then thread it through the collar (turn clockwise). Get it to point down.TADA!
Kelley serrano
May 15, 2025
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Frank
May 6, 2025
Make sure you debur the hole you cut. I can see that being a problem. Don't over tighten either.
Star McNally
February 10, 2025
I used this for my rain barrel. A little confusing on what the sting was for. But fortunately my granddaughter fit nicely in the barrel and could put the spigot in place and had fun helping.M
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