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Old 07-27-2010, 12:51 PM   #11
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And how would you know what a Lowes price tag looks like?
Because home depots are orange. Duh....
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Old 07-27-2010, 04:55 PM   #12
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Because home depots are orange. Duh....
Oh and you know H depot is orange, sound like a BB store expert to me

I go to both when need be, depends on where I am and what I need. I really like Lowes 3/4hp ISE SS disposal for $119.

Lately I've been buying mostly from online plumbing supplies and saving $$. My garage is getting crowded tho......
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Old 07-27-2010, 07:08 PM   #13
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I have no beef with lowes or the depot. I'm not driving 4 extra miles to pick up somthing when I can stop in lowes and get the same...or BETTER for cheaper on some items.
Yea.. You get any of those Delta Faucets at the Depot or, Lowes?
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Yea.. You get any of those Delta Faucets at the Depot or, Lowes?
I had some kitchen sink faucets that the box's got damaged at home depot but I sold all of those....40.00 each is what I paid.

I will buy anything that I know the ends and outs of......I have the advantage EVERYTIME. Its like playing pool for money.....I never gamble,to gamble I would hafta be playing a player equal to me or better and I never play anyone for money thats equal to me or better so its not really a gamble is it?

Point being when you have the nuts.......a sure thing is a sure thing if its pool,faucets or whatever.
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I was thinking about getting one for making crimps in tight places. If they would make one that only had 1 hole(size) I would get a set for sure. It would be really compact.

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I got the Pocket Pex Crimper. Got it on sale cause someone tried to open it. It is around 20 bucks new I think, I got it for $5. I figured it would come in handy someday when I left my pex crimpers somewhere else. Never used it yet though. Seems like to me it will come in handy sometime in a tight spot or under a house where there is alot of mud that could damage a high dollar pex crimper.
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Let me ask a dumb question, I have used 1/2" & 3/4" pex, but who has used or even heard of crimping 3/8"?
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Let me ask a dumb question, I have used 1/2" & 3/4" pex, but who has used or even heard of crimping 3/8"?
Nobody uses it, they just thought it looked cooler with three holes...
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Let me ask a dumb question, I have used 1/2" & 3/4" pex, but who has used or even heard of crimping 3/8"?
Itsused alot in manablock type systems. Each fixture hot and cold gets its own 3/8 line from the main manifold.
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Itsused alot in manablock type systems. Each fixture hot and cold gets its own 3/8 line from the main manifold.
I spose that would cut down the wait for hot water.

What's the id of a 3/8" pex fitting? Never seen one.
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