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03-16-2013, 12:31 AM
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I've done the same as Mark in a few spots. Drilled a hole in a PVC fitting, tapped it, teflon taped a John Guest adaptor and threaded it in. No cutting or cementing plumbing means no down time.
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Sorry for the crappy pic, but this is what I did. It comes right off my main return pump with it's own shut off valve.
 It's a splitter valve for landscaping/plant irrigation. Works like a charm. You can get them in various multiple configurations and only cost a few bucks. Got mine at Home Hardware.
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