And here's after I replaced most of it, only thing I didn't replace was from the coupling back to the meter
Here's what my gas line looked like when I moved in, tromboning all over the place, with an illegal saddle valve, and a load bearing coffee can
https://imgur.com/gallery/s7G6uTc
2 Comments
stealthnerd@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 2y
Wow... I've never seen a saddle valve on a gas line. While I think people make a bigger deal about them than warranted when it comes to water lines I would NEVER use one for gas.
Nice work on the replacement. It looks very clean.
AA5B@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 1y
I added a saddle valve on a waterline for a fridge icemaker about 20 years ago. So far it’s been fine but I get more anxious about it over time. I’ve never been good with folder it pipes so I really wish I could hire someone to replace it
(Plumbers around here won’t take small jobs, nor even a bunch of small jobs as one medium. I had a guy quote me $3,000 because some nonsense about you can’t replace a saddle valve without re-piping to pvc)