Leak .... fitting ID and options

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Leak .... fitting ID and options
Author: grwheel1 (PA) Greetings, This is where the water comes into my house. I have a leak in the following fitting. It seems like a thermoplastic coming from under concrete driveway. How to fix the leaking part? The tubing is 3-1/2" in diameter. [i.postimg.cc] [i.postimg.cc] Thanks for your time! Edited 1 times.
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Author: packy (MA) yours looks different but i suspect you are looking at something from this company. [www.aymcdonald.com] how to take yours off and put a new one on, i'm not familiar with ? sorry
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Author: bernabeu (SC) ? lead service main adapter ? contact support directly [www.aymcdonald.com] Edited 1 times.
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Author: grwheel1 (PA) I called, and said they'll get back to me. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Edited 1 times.
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Author: bsipps (PA) Best bet is to cut the black plastic pipe and install a pack joint or barbed fitting on the plastic then connect back to the copper Are you on a well? Edited 1 times.
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Author: grwheel1 (PA) Not a well, about 80psi from the city Do you think it's 1" ID? they still haven't gotten back to me.
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Re: Leak .... fitting ID and options
Author: hj (AZ) We have no frame of reference so we cannot tell you the size.
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Re: Leak .... fitting ID and options
Author: grwheel1 (PA) The tubing is 3-1/2" in diameter.
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Re: Leak .... fitting ID and options
Author: bernabeu (SC) the leaking FITTING may measure 3+" in diameter the tubing/piping/water supply does NOT you have a plumbing issue - hire an actual plumber
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Re: Leak .... fitting ID and options
Author: grwheel1 (PA) My bad, sorry. It's 3.5" circumference :/
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Re: Leak .... fitting ID and options
Author: bernabeu (SC) 3.5 / 3.141569 = 1.1140" OD NOT IPS 'possibly' CTS 1" which would actually be 1.125" OD measure the actual OD with a caliper homemade from cardboard Edited 1 times.
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Re: Leak .... fitting ID and options
Author: packy (MA) if its copper tubing then it is either 3/4 inch (WHICH IT IS NOT) 1 1/4 inch (which it is not) so are left with 1 inch copper tubing. there are plenty of underground fittings available to replace what you have. i say underground because they are stronger and heavier than household type stuff. looks like one of these should do [www.amazon.com]
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