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PostPosted: Jan 20th, '07, 20:56 
Just out of curiousity, where has everyone been getting their ball valves from and what sort of price should I be looking at?


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plastic plumbing, i think i burnt the receipt, but will check :shock:


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For 1" PVC ball valves (red handle) I thin I paid about $4-5 from memory.


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Yeah about 5 bucks for me too, from the plumbing shop, 20mm (3/4 inch)


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Check larger plumbing suppliers like Reece and Tradelink for prices on plated metal ball valves - you will be surprised how cheap they are. I can't quote current prices because it's been a while since my last buying spree, but I got 15mm ball valves for around $7.50 12 months ago.
I'm using 20 mm plastic ball valves from M10, B, and Stratco, about $4.50 each from the irrigation section.


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i got 40mm plastic ball valves from the wet earth website for about $9-10


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I found my receipts today, 19mm poly taps about $4 from B
32mm threaded ball valves $10 from irrigation shop


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I have in-stock PVC Ball valves
1/2" bsb = 4.00
3/4" bsb = 6.00
1" bsb = 8.00
1 1/4" = 11.00
Only trouble is paying the post, if you needed 5 or 6 of them then it would be worth it.
Also Bronz , chrome plated with stainless handle 3/4" = 19.50

not wishing to be commercial, but if you really can't get them then here is a source. www.aquaponics.net.au

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PostPosted: Jan 22nd, '07, 16:49 
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not ball valves but who wanted float valves we got big ones and small ones


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when i finish system all the left overs will be up for grabs

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been there - done that - not interested in trying again :lol:


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I have in-stock PVC Ball valves
1/2" bsb = 4.00
3/4" bsb = 6.00
1" bsb = 8.00
1 1/4" = 11.00
Only trouble is paying the post, if you needed 5 or 6 of them then it would be worth it.
Also Bronz , chrome plated with stainless handle 3/4" = 19.50

not wishing to be commercial, but if you really can't get them then here is a source. www.aquaponics.net.au

Muzza



hey muz...whats bsb stand for...is it different to bsp?


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Ahhh, but that was before you knew F&F, scrounger extrondinare! ;)


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BK, It is BSP, my bad dyslexic spelling.
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Ahhh, but that was before you knew F&F, scrounger extrondinare!


Typed out a beautiful reply and couldn't have hit the "GO" button

Lived at Rockbank (you mentioned Deer Park once) - not far from Sunbury :sunny:

(that's probably not an appropriate emoticon when referring to Melbourne :oops: )


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