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Post Info TOPIC: Shut Off Valves
Brass, PVC or Nylon shut of valves on your equipment [15 vote(s)]

PVC
46.7%
Nylon
6.7%
Brass
0.0%
Bango
46.7%
Other
0.0%
Art O


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Brass, PVC, Bango or Nylon shut of valves on your equipment. Not the spray gun, but on your rig. What's your preference and Why?
Please vote in the Poll above and Comment. Thanks


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PVC for me.

Hank

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we use banjo



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Barry Landis


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Banjo. They last forever.

I started out using the pvc and found myself breaking the wing handles off repeatedly.

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Banjo here to.

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Art O


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Banjo is the way to go. I tried Brass on some of my equipment this year. I will see how it goe's

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Chris Mozick


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I use pvc but would like to go banjo when I upgrade.

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Schedule 80 pvc. Banjo will be coming as they need to be replaced.



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I use Banjos, believe they are poly and fully SH reisitant, just need to make sure you get the right seals.
Have 2 100ft hoses seperated and banjos to connect them if needed. no reason to drag 200ft of hose for a 50ft job

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