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Tuesday, June 15th 2004, 5:38pm

by radical

I live in zone 8 and even knew the answer to that! Blow It!

Tuesday, May 25th 2004, 8:09am

by drpete3

I live in zone 3 (-30 degrees) and have never had to replace a valve but that is because you must blow out your system in the fall. All valves will break if they are full of water when they freeze.

Tuesday, May 25th 2004, 4:44am

by bobw

Well, for climates that freeze up, systems should be blown out in the fall and you really won't have an issue with having to replace valves if this is done properly. Any of your top tier manufacturers should be fine.

Monday, May 24th 2004, 7:00pm

by BIGC

best valves

Could someone please tell me who makes the best valve(last the longest) for freezing climates, temperatures down to zero and sometimes below, I really don't want to replace every year if I can help it,, thanks