SharkBite 24622LF Garden Valve, 1/2" x 3/4"

It doesn't make any sense why this thing is shaped the way it is. I've done plenty of plumbing, I'm a handyman, I deal with this stuff all the time. I cannot figure it out for the life of me. The idea of attaching this under a deck makes no sense unless you do it under a deck. You must constantly turn it on to keep it on you wear out your knuckles doing so. That is not okay. I bet it was a prank by someone at sharkbite, seeing if people would be willing to buy it. I've got a sharkbite from you! That's a-freakin-haha. It is because of this that I have improved my soldering skills. It is something.

Wells Rowe

| Jan 10, 2021

Shakebite product is typical Shakebite quality and simplicity. Installation is simple, and it All I have to say is that I don't like the handle style selected by the company. This valve might look 'fancy' with four sharks swimming in a circle as the handle however, this valve has no capacity to open or close. While the design of the valve permits a good grasp from a closed position, it is not effective when initially opened. If the sharks' fins are adapted for gripping a valve, they will be able to close it well As a result, you may overindulge Increasing the tension.

Aaliyah MIAH

| Aug 04, 2021

To replace the existing spigot in my garden that had sprung a leak, I needed a new one. There was no need for special tools to connect the existing tubing, so I found this to be a pretty nifty option. Rather than replace the old spigot, I just pulled out the tubing and plugged this one in. My initial hesitation when turning back on the water turned out to be unfounded, but it worked perfectly! It took me two screws to attach it to my deck and then it was ready to use! Installation is simple, it is highly visible, it works great, and it is easy to maintain.

Rohan Hall

| Oct 20, 2020

To do this, I ran 3/4" pex tubing from my house's hosebib to my garage, where it's most necessary, and I connected it to my house's drainage system. Easy to access. Now that I have water, I can use it as needed.

Maximo Molina

| Sep 24, 2020

It is simple to plug the PEX in using 3/4" pex. You will not have leaks if you make sure it goes all the way in. I use it in my garden and it works great. Below are photos demonstrating how I mounted it to the.

Eva Harding

| Apr 18, 2021

It's happened again. The shark bit you. Due to weather and age, a crack in the outside water tap had to be repaired. In a matter of minutes, you can cut off the old unit and install this one. The products made from shark bites are the best. I cannot emphasize this enough. The last time I soldered pipe fittings, I got burned. Since I use these shark bite fittings for years, there have never been leaks or issues. I appreciate you biting me!.

Deacon Bender

| Sep 24, 2020

I had to run a pipe to connect to the cold water line of my water heater in order to connect a pump to it In my garage, I run a flexible hose line to the other corner of the garage to supply a retractable hose reel to use when I wash my car and other activities that require a hose. The handle is embossed with SHARKs, which I love. I believe the valve should operate well thanks to its solid construction. I really like the idea of not having to solder anything.

Amira Bird

| Feb 26, 2021

The plumbing connections on my home never need to be soldered by me. This is horrible to me. quick-connects that allow me to repair piping have been a miracle to me. This is what I did to fix a leak I found in one of my exterior faucet pipes. I cut the pipe below the leak and then put Two simple tools were all I needed to fix it in just five minutes.

Marisol Harrison

| Feb 02, 2021