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bought a new house. went to lowes and home depo couldn't find the right adapter for leaky spigot. this video saved my life. thanks
TH-cam answers all! I took that exact piece off my hosebib, and thought the threads were ruined or something, since I couldn't put a hose on it. My hosebib even has the exact green handle as yours. I was afraid I was going to have to replace the hosebib. But, thanks to your video, I know what to do. Thanks!
Exactly what I did Today ..Had To Look up this video b4 replacing the same..Just in Case..Very Helpful Video!!!
Awesome!
Fix once and be done with it...
Thank you for this. I couldn’t figure out the name of the attachment. You have saved me a lot of time.
No problem!
Helpful video, and thanks. But not clear why the new Home Depot vacuum breaker couldn't screw directly onto the faucet. The threads on the faucet look to be finer than the ones for the hose, but the vacuum breaker has those finer threads so seems it should have no problem being screwed on. I've just installed a similar vac brkr (from Lowes, but looks just like the one you used), and I didn't need an adapter.
Steve Kohn well it's been seven months since you asked this question and I hope you found the answer but if you haven't , here it is.
If you listen to the video again, he says commercial hose bibs. On those bibs (faucets) the thread is a Male Pipe Thread (MPT) which is a "fine" thread. As opposed to the Male Hose Thread (MHT) which is a coarse thread. This is done so that you can't just screw in a hose, without the vacuum breaker. They are found on businesses because of regulations and legalities. Since businesses are held to a higher standard. Another reason maybe to prevent water theft.
Your faucet at home is not required to be a commercial type. Just residential, and it has MHT so you wouldn't need that adapter.
Agree with the herd here, this is just what I was looking for. Thank YOU!
Very helpful video. This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
I love youtube. Thanks!
There is a glaring error in this video. How did you remove the set screw to begin with? The set screws break off and are meant to be permanent so that people do not remove these. This tamper-proof set screw is a code requirement. Secondly how did you tighten down the set screw at the end without it breaking off since they are designed to break off with a very minimal amount of force?
Nobody cares abiut your laws
I bought the one in the "~~Buy the one in the video on Amazon~~" link and has the coarse female threads (same as the hose). It is not a Brasscraft but a "Homewerks VAC-BFP-Z4B Vacuum Breaker, 3/4-Inch, Brass"
Sorry about that. Let me check the link.
If bypassing (removing) vacuum breaker and replacing with old school non vacuum spigot, doesn’t that make it so water can stay in pipe entering house and potentially freeze and break pipe in really cold temps?
I couldn't find a cheap vacuum breaker/ back flow preventer with fine threads in the female end. I can't tell if the one on Amazon has the fine threads or not? Home Depot had one, but it is to be attached to older faucets with standard threads. Any help?
Great info. Saved me a lot of hassle.
Great Video & thank you for taking the time. I purchased two through your Amazon Affiliate Link.
Do u have a link to purchase one?
Thanks just what I needed
What are the signs that this new one is defective when it becomes so over time.. Will it start leaking ?
I can’t take apart the existing adapter! It’s super hard!
Would this work to replace my "rhino blaster antisiphon piece" when I'm back washing my rv black tank? I lost mine somewhere along the way. I bet it would, as a temporary fix. I have one in my tool box.
Not sure. Does it have special threads on it? Let me know if it fits.
@@TrailerDayz it did fit! Works until I can get a replacement for the original.
@@alive-awake That's good to know. Which SpigotMaster model was it?
@@TrailerDayz ill have to get back to you on that. OK
I have the identical leak from the back flow connection, but the faucet leaks even when the faucet is turned off. Would that mean that the leak is coming from behind the wall connection somewhere?
Means you need to replace the valve seal
Unfortunately Home Depot no longer carries this fine thread adapter nor can it be ordered from Home Depot or anywhere else. Nor is there a simular item on the market that I could find. Bummer.
Best thing you can do now is just replace the whole thing with a straight through adapter. SpigotMaster has fixed that problem:
amzn.to/2tSOnk5
TrailerDayz
That is the best solution if you are going to live in your house because it would last longer , but my house is up for sale and it has to meet code so I think I'll have to buy the very overpriced piece of junk original replacement.
If the hose bib has a anti siphon built in to it , will a second vacuum break installed down line affect it in anyway?
No. In effect, you will have a 2-stage anti-siphon setup.
If the top bib is screwed on and hard to remove, can’t you just remove the rest of the part and replace “just” the rest of it with a new one, leaving the original top part on?
Yes. The SpigotMaster SM01.125 does that
My adaptor doesn't fit the standard 3/4 size. Appears to 1 inch. Only see 3/4 in Home Depot and Lowes. Any ideas???
Get this:
www.amazon.com/SpigotMaster-Adapter-Arrowhead-Anti-Siphon-Connection/dp/B07BD4H8RP/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?dchild=1&keywords=Hose+bib+adapter&qid=1615775931&sr=8-4
What exact adapter is that you screw onto the top of the vacuum breaker?
This is the adapter you want:
amzn.to/2W1nBTd
Yep:
amzn.to/2W1nBTd
I have a similar setup but every time I shut off the water it shoots out water from those holes and it gets everywhere. How can I stop this??!
Replace it with a Spigotmaster:
th-cam.com/video/hQUXMZICq7o/w-d-xo.html
I took off the vacuum hose bib cause it was leaking all over when I hooked up the hose to it. Also, very little to no flow to the hose.
Anyway, the hose threads line up to the main bib with no problem. I'm using it to water lawn, wash my car, etc. Problem with me doing this?
No. If the hose threads right on, you're good to go.
@@TrailerDayz Thanks! Didn't want to break any federal regulations, lol.
I have that same valve on the house we bought last year. I do not however have that piece that attaches to the emd of the valve that you reused. You have any idea where i can get one or k ow the thread?
Just get a SpigotMaster on Amazon and never worry about it again:
www.amazon.com/SpigotMaster-Adapter-Arrowhead-Anti-Siphon-Connection/dp/B07BD4H8RP
Thanks for the vid. However, when I was tightening down the new vacuum breaker, I managed to strip out the part that screws onto the hose bib. Any idea where I can get a new one of those? I looked on Amazon but it is difficult to tell whether or not it's the right part.
Gerald Meazell Take it into Home Depot. They do sell the whole thing, but it is over $30. If you don't want to spend that much pull the part number off the side of it and find that part number on amazon. or go with one of these and forget the antisiphon crap altogether: www.spigotmaster.com/
I couldn't find that one in any store in my area
I went to HD today but they don't carry fine thread (commercial threads as you call it). Any idea where I can fine it with the fine thread?
Get one of these SpigotMasters you'll never have to replace it again.
th-cam.com/video/hQUXMZICq7o/w-d-xo.html
@@TrailerDayz Okay thanks!
Why cant you just screw on the brass section ?
Max Smith that’s my question exactly - sure wish he would answer it !!
Yeah, he doesn't make that clear because he uses the term "Commercial threading" for both the brass part and the faucet, but the "commercial threading" is 2 types of threads. The threading on the brass part is different than the threading on the faucet. And both of them are different than the threading on the hose end. So the original adapter ring is needed to do on the faucet. Then the brass part (single stage vacuum breaker) attaches to the adapter. Then the hose can screw on the brass part.
PLEASE HELP! My hose spigot is inside my garage so I can't have a part that sprays water out of the hose. I bought a double check because another TH-cam video said that was the answer but it doesn't have the fine thread that my spigot has. Is this the answer? And do I need just one of these pieces. I'm still a bit confused. Please send links to exactly what I need!
Yes. One of these will solve your problem. Just measure the outside diameter of the fine threads, then order the SpigotMaster that matches that size.
spigotmaster.com/
You said to measure the outside diameter but the website looks to measure the internal diameter. I'm confused. The outside diameter of my spigot is 1". Which spigot master should I get?
Nevermind. I get it. Took me a minute! Thank you so much for this video!!!
@@ginapurcell990 1" would be the SM01.
Especially if it has that green handle.
Where do you get the adapter
Best way to solve this now is with a SpigotMaster:
www.amazon.com/SpigotMaster-Adapter-Arrowhead-Anti-Siphon-Connection/dp/B07BD4H8RP/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=Spigotmaster&qid=1617641782&sr=8-3
@@TrailerDayz will this work on an everflow hosebibb?
@@gurnzb This specific fix is for an Arrowhead spigot. You should take off your old adapter and measure the threads.
"Take it off and don't look back"... as long as you never leave a hose connected to the spigot, right?
As long as you never leave the hose on when the other end is in contaminated water, or don't have a cheaper replacement vacuum breaker downstream.
Get rid of it. There is no way anything on the outside yard or garden can get 'sucked' back into the house nor city water supply!!
1. The house water pressure is higher than anything outside!
2. The valve is shut OFF normally and even if it were open, you'd still have to over come the internal pressure inside the house and if all the water were shut off, you'd have to apply a tremendous amount of external pressure to get the water from the outside to flow backwards into the house!
3. The city water pressure is about 100 PSI and there is no way in hell anything is flowing BACKWARDS into the city water supply!!!
Hate these as makes my garage and then half of downstairs (adjacent wall from garage) sound like jet engine or something when hose gets turned on.
SO ANNOYING and being in hot sunny FL. Means they go bad relatively fast
Cheers✌🏻
I can't see what you are doing bc the camera is never on the breaker.
the thing is 100 bux each now...
Just get one of these:
www.amazon.com/SpigotMaster-Adapter-Arrowhead-Anti-Siphon-Connection/dp/B07BD4H8RP
@@TrailerDayz i ordered 2, xl versions to canada, $121 and $86 brokerage fee from ups... im still waiting for it.
@@kchingk Call SpigotMaster, or check tracking.
@@TrailerDayz still waiting. they said they will process it within 24 business hours... and its friday so they will deal with it on monday
@@kchingk if UPS is holding it, and charging an insane brokerage fee, you should call them. All the shipper can do is ship it.
Great video but I hate these governmental mandated vacuum breakers! In the townhouse where I lived, they put the hose bib inside the garage. Guess what? Every darn time I shut off the water after washing a car etc, even if I relieve pressure at the hose head, the vacuum breaker spews water all over the garage floor! Annoying to say the least. We lived without these things for a hundred years! Someone please explain to me the physics of how water would backflow through a gate or ball valve?! To me this is just some ones attempt to mandate a product for which they have the contract to produce! Furthermore, the genius plumbing contractor ground off the set screw to make it difficult to remove! Just total nonsense in my not so humble opinion.
Many share your humble opinion. Bad design all around.
The danger is if, say, you were filling your bucket with soapy water (chemicals) and the city water pressure drops at the same time, the water can be sucked back into the water system. Very rare, but possible.
Replace it with a SpigotMaster and just add a cheapo $5 vacuum breaker downstream somewhere if you are worried about it.
The constant use of "uh" drives me crazy.
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