Exactly the video I was looking for. My outdoor spigot was leaking at the anti-siphon location and I thought I'd have to replace the entire spigot ... cut old one out at solder point and then solder a new one to the main line. Thank you for sharing this expense-saving & time-saving video. No nonsense, just very concise and short .. exactly how these helpful videos should always be.
This was the video I needed. I went to ACE Hardware, the clerk sent me to a vacuum cleaner store, lol. I decided not to leave and just hung around looking in the plumbing aisle and finally found the right part. Thanks!
Thanks Boss!! Did what you said and BOOM done. Mine was just spraying/leaking, didn't need to replace anything. The rubber washer inside was off center. Thanks again!!!
Your video ws short, clear and just what I needed. Went right out, got the part and repair completed. Thanks for doing this for all of us non-plumbers!
@@Jennifer-eb8iw no need to turn off the main water supply, in fact, on is best: if you turn on your sillcock when the vacuum breaker valve is out it will flush put any debris that may actually be the cause of your vacuum breaker leak assuming seals are good.
Is there any way to just permanently close that top hole? I didn't use my outside faucet for like 4 years because it leaked from the top and I couldn't use it with a hose. I finally got it fixed and then never used it for another 2 years and when I went to use it, it was as leaky as it ever was because the heat out here in the desert destroyed it I guess.
Great video. This is probably a silly question but should the dust cap be as tight as you can go by hand, or left a bit loose? Does it matter either way…any benefit to keeping it loose? I noticed my original dust cap was a bit loose so I tightened it up but was wondering if that looseness was intention for some reason. Thanks.
I’m not the expert but keep the dust cover just BARELYtight on the threads. Reason: If on too tight the underlying piece will come off with it which you likely want to avoid. I just replaced mine. Good luck.
It seems I have a Mueller sillicock. Got a replacement from Home Depot and Amazon but the threads are like an eight of an inch too big. Can’t seem to find the correct replacement part. Thoughts?
thanks for the quick but well done video, I have a quick question for you, do i have to have a vacuum break on these valves, i picked up one from Canadian tire and it does not have vacuum breaker on it , what is the benefit of having this, is there any issue without this, please advise?
Exactly the video I was looking for. My outdoor spigot was leaking at the anti-siphon location and I thought I'd have to replace the entire spigot ... cut old one out at solder point and then solder a new one to the main line. Thank you for sharing this expense-saving & time-saving video. No nonsense, just very concise and short .. exactly how these helpful videos should always be.
This was the video I needed. I went to ACE Hardware, the clerk sent me to a vacuum cleaner store, lol. I decided not to leave and just hung around looking in the plumbing aisle and finally found the right part. Thanks!
Thanks Boss!!
Did what you said and BOOM done. Mine was just spraying/leaking, didn't need to replace anything. The rubber washer inside was off center. Thanks again!!!
That was much easier than I expected! Didn't even have to shut the water off. Thanks for posting this.
Clear, concise and informative. Excellent presentation.
You undoubtedly saved me a great deal of time and frustration. Thank You!
Your video ws short, clear and just what I needed. Went right out, got the part and repair completed. Thanks for doing this for all of us non-plumbers!
Did you need to turn off the water supply?
@@Jennifer-eb8iw no need to turn off the main water supply, in fact, on is best: if you turn on your sillcock when the vacuum breaker valve is out it will flush put any debris that may actually be the cause of your vacuum breaker leak assuming seals are good.
Thank you for saving me a big plumbers bill. I can’t believe I had my spigot leaking for many years!
This was very helpful, had to go to 3 stores to find a kit but problem solved. Thank you.
This was exactly the video I was looking for, and it worked. Thank you!
Thank you! This was incredibly helpful!
Thanks for a simple to the point video 1:03
Thank you so much....I did it😊
Is there any way to just permanently close that top hole? I didn't use my outside faucet for like 4 years because it leaked from the top and I couldn't use it with a hose. I finally got it fixed and then never used it for another 2 years and when I went to use it, it was as leaky as it ever was because the heat out here in the desert destroyed it I guess.
Thank you very much
Thank you
Great video. This is probably a silly question but should the dust cap be as tight as you can go by hand, or left a bit loose? Does it matter either way…any benefit to keeping it loose? I noticed my original dust cap was a bit loose so I tightened it up but was wondering if that looseness was intention for some reason. Thanks.
I’m not the expert but keep the dust cover just BARELYtight on the threads. Reason: If on too tight the underlying piece will come off with it which you likely want to avoid. I just replaced mine. Good luck.
Thanks a lot
thank you
The plastic body that screws into the thread broke off on my original faucet...how do I get it out of the threading to replace? Thx!
It seems I have a Mueller sillicock. Got a replacement from Home Depot and Amazon but the threads are like an eight of an inch too big. Can’t seem to find the correct replacement part. Thoughts?
To do this do you need to shut off the main water??
Can you please share the link for this exact part ?
thanks for the quick but well done video, I have a quick question for you, do i have to have a vacuum break on these valves, i picked up one from Canadian tire and it does not have vacuum breaker on it , what is the benefit of having this, is there any issue without this, please advise?
Without a vacuum breaker you face issues with backflow. A vacuum breaker does not allow that and is required on all hose connections in the US
I've replaced it with a vacuum breaker, thanks Roger
Does the water need to be turned off to the fixture first?
Yes.....Shut off your water supply inside your house. 👍
@@charlesmayer7097 I already changed them. The water supply does not have to be shut off.
@@markmelville6670 yeah. I figured that out myself last night ... Ha ha. My fault. Glad you got the correct info. 👍
Where can I get these parts?
Home Depot
Amazon type this
B&K 888-183 Vacuum Breaker Assy, Silver