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Manual ball valve series
1.high quality water but low consumption of salt
2.ceramic non-ware type sealing
3.easily install

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high quality and low price manual ball Valve with good delivery time

Q: I am replacing my vanity sink with a Pedestal sink. I turned the shut off vales to the off position tight.I disconnected the cold water and drained the remaining water and everything was fine. I disconnected the hot and drained the water from the connecting tube but water still came out of the shut off valve at a decent pace.I placed my finger over the valve and i felt pressure build up...like when you stick your finger over a bottle of soda.I tightened the bolt on the valve and even the screw to the handle to no resolve.any ideas on how to make it stop while i connect the Pedestal sink?also, i am as novice as it gets.thanks in advance: Hi There, There should be a shutoff valve at the water meter or sometimes there will be one inside the house where the water main enters. You can shut off the water there. Another option is there will be a shutoff valve on the cold water side just before the water heater. You can shut off the water there. The shutoff valve under the sink should be replaced at your earliest convenience because they are there for a reason. That would also be a good time to replace the cold water shutoff valve under the sink also because both valves are probably the same age. New valves can be found at a home center or hardware store for a reasonable price. Note: You really should locate your main water and gas shutoff valves so you can find them in an emergency. The same goes for the main electrical shutoff. It is important to know this beforehand. Hope this helps, Al

Q: I have a 66' malibu el camino with a 283 sbc and a powerglide transmission! I have bee noticing a ticking noise on the motor and it miss kind at a rhythm. I took the valve covers off and noticed pieces of metal right by the front of the motor on the head. It is where the #1 piston is. Some of them have kind of a rounded off shape to them. I dont see anything wrong with the springs. but its dark and i cant really see. I also noticed on the even side 2/4/6/8 some of the rocker arms are loose? Some may be loose on the odd side too. not sure, i didnt check them. I found them right where the hole is where im guessing where the oil comes in. What do yall think? It idles kind of rough and i have noticed a loss of power? do i have broken valve springs or something? Thanks for the answers!!!!: my first guess is that are the valve keepers , little pieces of curved metal that keep the springs compressed on the valve stem. there are 2 per valve stem.. if the eng was over rev-ed, the valves can float and let go of the keepers. one keeper could stay in place and still hold the valve. if this is the case , you could drop a valve at any time and hole a piston. or it could be the end of one of the springs. or even a broken valve guide .From what you said and the eng missing on one cylinder i would be reluctant to run the eng until you found out. or the rounded shape could be the top of a push rod that is broken off , they are dome shaped. You can look at the keepers and the push rods by loosening the rockers so you can turn them aside to view the keepers . at the top of the valve stem to make sure they are all in place. as well a look at the push rods. So loosen all the rockers and see what you find. if you need more info about how it all works . you can find videos on youtube . like how to adjust valves on V 8 eng and how to replace Valve springs push rod replace rocker arms stuff like that and you find videos that will show you the keepers , valve guides etc. you can looosen the and remove the rocker arms without anything coming apart , so you dont have to worry about that. i guess we know what you will be doing this weekend , haha

Q: My question mainly pertains to Electric Motor-driven Motor Operated Valve Actuators.: The motor drives a gear operator on the valve and is limited in the degree to which it operates by a set of limit switches so it doesn't over run or over torqued the shaft. This arrangement typically also has another set of limit switches that indicate the open or closed position so the person controlling the valve will know its position. This type of operator is typically used on ball, butterfly or plug valves but can be used on gate valves.

Q: I have a 78 honda hawkii 400 or cb400TII and I need to know what the valve gaping needs to be set to: Cb400 Hawk

Q: my friend needs a flap valve replacement. does anyone no how serious this is, i dnt wanna lose my best friend?!!!: Its heart surgery, which is riskier than many other surgeries, but valve replacement is routine procedure. There's a variety of different procedures that are used and several different types of replacement valves. Some valves can be repaired and some need to be replaced. Repairs usually give a person a normal or nearly normal valve that will last forever. Valve replacements don't work quite as wells as repairs and they usually need to be replaced in a decade or so. Most people can have the valved replaced by threading a scope through the arteries or using tiny incisions, but some people require open heart surgery. My friend had one of his valves replaced with a valve made from a pig heart and he was only in the hospital one night, and back to work a week later.

Q: Okay, so veins have valves to help counteract the pull of gravity. I'm wondering, do the veins in the head have this same adaptation, seeing as these veins are simply bringing blood down to the heart, and are not pulling against gravity.: Valves counteract the pull of gravity. They also prevent blood clotting. Yes, because if they didn't, the blood could flow too fast and pool in your veins, which causes blood clots, which isn't good. So to monitor the amount of blood going through veins in the head or neck, the valves close, and open. Hope I helped. -Selene

Q: My doctor detectd a heart mumer. I am 48 years old. Had a echocardiogram performed. He says that I have a sightly irregular valve and I do not need to take precautions. I run three miles a day. I have heard that this condition makes your heart more suceptiable to infection. You should take antibiotics when dental work is done. My GP is a man of few words. Just says continue as usual and nothing needs to be done unless there is further symptomns. My question: Should I follow up with a heart specialist or would it be over doing it? Should I go on antibiotics when I get dental work? Can this Slightely irregular valve get worse?: I have the same thing. Don't stress too much about it, it may even correct itself in time. If you had an echocardiogram which I did also, if there was a bigger problem he would have told you. It's not in a doctors best interest to sugarcoat a problem you have. It could open up the chance for malpractice lawsuits. Relax and stay healthy, good for you for still exercising! Hopefully you match that with a healthy diet.

Q: ex: 4 stroke 16 valve engine: I can tell you right now crazydrunk couldn't have provided the right answer. If he knew what he was talking about, He'd know if the car is advertising the number of valves, and its 16 valves, thats 4 Cylinders, with 4 valves in each cylinder. Two for intake and two for exhaust. The intakes are usually the bigger ones. Simply divide the number of valves by 4 and you'll get the number of cylinders. 24 valve is 6 cylinder and 32 valves is 8. 2 stroke engines are commonly found in old motorcycles, lawn mowers, leaf blowers, genorators and small gas engines like that. 4 stroke engines are found in anything that runs on gas and is over 1000lbs, usually and diesel is above that but runs on heat ignition, rather than spark ignition.

Q: Hey I was wondering how I can test the compression of the valves. Also if they are leaky. I'm thinking about valve rebuilding because my M series conn 8d was bought a few months ago and it was a school instrument. I like how it plays but I feel like there are things that should be done. The valves are one of them. So if there is any test for the valves please let me know. Thanks: If you like how it plays you might just wish to leave it alone. Anything you do is going to change the way it plays, perhaps to something you don't like. Check compression by pulling the valve slide part way out, wait a second or two and then push the key, as the air fills up the partial vacuum cause by pulling the slide you should hear a nice thunk. If there is no noise when you push the valve the air is leaking around the valve and that's bad compression. Another way to check is just slowly withdraw the valve slide. It should get harder as you pull due to the vacuum, if it comes all the way out it should pop.

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