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Old 09-13-2009, 09:31 AM   #1
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Crawl Space Water Cut Off ?
The 3/4" water cut off valve that has a 3/8" sq rod assembly that extends up to a first floor closet to operate it - what's that called or a web link ?

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stop and waste valves or curb stops are usually buried in the ground...I don't think I would want a stop and waste which drains water out of lines to be in a crawl space. you want a remotely operated valve. I didn't know they have these specific to your need. I could use one in a similar circumstance and was considering making one.
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