American Valve M76QT 3/4" Quarter Turn Hose Bibb FIP, 3/4-Inch
Key features
- •FIP threaded inlet
- •Quarter turn for easy operation
- •Ball valve design for reliability
- •Full port for maximum flow
- •3/4-in hose end outlet
American Valve M76QT 3/4" Quarter Turn Hose Bibb FIP, 3/4-Inch
List Price: $28.19$25.37DEALYou Save: $2.82 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Quality
David 1234✓ Verified Purchase•October 24, 2023
Quality hose bib thats built to last. Quarter turn lever is easy on the hands.
Well built spicket.
Roy B.✓ Verified Purchase•October 23, 2023
Very well built and ball valve does not leak when shut off.
Good replacement to my old valve
San Jose 1777✓ Verified Purchase•October 20, 2023
The American Valve M76QT looks exact the same the old one I have, which has been OK for more than 15 years. Recently it has a drippling leak because the ball is rusty. Home depot and Lowes do not carry this kind of valve any more. After installed, The American Valve M76QT has no any problem. Most of the faucets or valves come without lubricate ! That will shorten the life of the devices significantly. I always check it and lubricate it myself.
Where's the ½" version?... Here's the solution.
Jack Nelson✓ Verified Purchase•September 26, 2023
Most residential hose bibs are plumbed with ½" pipe.
If you are like me, you have looked everywhere online for the ½" version of this valve, that the manufacturer says they make.
They don't exist.
Here's a solution that actually works better.
½" x ¾' Face Bushing.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006PKKYYG?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
It makes timing the position of the faucet way easier.
There are times when the faucet is in the correct position, but needs 3/4 turn more to stop the leaking.
When you get the leak to stop, you still need 1/4 turn more to put the faucet in the 12 o'clock position, but there are no threads left to do it.
With a bushing you get twice as much adjustment distance..
It makes the installation much easier.
I don't know why the manufacturer doesn't just stop making the ½" model and include a face bushing with this version.
The bottom line is that this is a great valve that works well with the bushing.
If you are like me, you have looked everywhere online for the ½" version of this valve, that the manufacturer says they make.
They don't exist.
Here's a solution that actually works better.
½" x ¾' Face Bushing.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006PKKYYG?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1
It makes timing the position of the faucet way easier.
There are times when the faucet is in the correct position, but needs 3/4 turn more to stop the leaking.
When you get the leak to stop, you still need 1/4 turn more to put the faucet in the 12 o'clock position, but there are no threads left to do it.
With a bushing you get twice as much adjustment distance..
It makes the installation much easier.
I don't know why the manufacturer doesn't just stop making the ½" model and include a face bushing with this version.
The bottom line is that this is a great valve that works well with the bushing.
Refunded purchase by manufacturer after warranty period
Fred✓ Verified Purchase•September 14, 2023
I mistakenly said the MFG had not contacted me back on my issue. The manufacturer stepped in I found a few emails later and refunded my purchase. I ended up buying two more expensive valves because of a rain barrel daisy chain setup up I made for my gardens. Gender changing connectors hoses, and valves were used. I ended up spending more but the threads worked on the replacements. Purchased two staggered over time as I needed more parts and they sat on the work table, one past the warranty period.
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