Question about a fitting

Spigot, so not a socket, which means it has the same OD as that size pipe. Presumably slip is the same as socket in the US, so that isn't what you're looking for

sirspuddest · Tue Jul 22, 2008 12:44 pm

Demon wrote:Thqnks q lot; were did you find qll these pvc sites? i seqrched q lot of time but did not find them.

FACK AZERTY COMPUTER BOQRDS!!!

Just put in a general search in Google.

I think when I searched, it was something along the lines of "3/4" slip 1/2" slip PVC", and went to the first page of Google Checkout.

Google is magic, man. I dunno how they do it, but Google knows everything.

frankrede · Tue Jul 22, 2008 12:48 pm

Demon wrote:My question is pretty simple;

does 3/4"slip to 1/2" slip reducer exists?

i hqte azerty computers boqrd!

they do make such a bushing I have used them before.
Why don't you learn to "FACKING" look for something on your own.

iisthemuffin · Tue Jul 22, 2008 12:50 pm

You honestly could just go to lowes or any other store with a plumbing section and look.

If they dont have that particular piece all you haave to do is find fittings to make it.

Like off the top of my head i can think of a 1/2 adapter with threads on one side and slip on the other. Thread a 1/2 nipple into that. Then thread the nipple into a 1/2 to 3/4 inch adapter. Then a 3/4 inch nipple into that. and then thread that nipple into a 3/4 adapter with slip on one end and thread on the other.

Just a little lesson. If the particualr fitting you need doesnt exsist, you can probably make it.

jimmy101 · Tue Jul 22, 2008 4:08 pm

http://www.plumbingsupply.com/pvc.html is a handy site to bookmark. They have a pretty extensive list of fittings.

Reducing Couplings - S x S - #429
3/4" S x 1/2" S, $0.62
These fit over pipe (are not bushings)

or

Slip Bushings - Spigot x S - #437
3/4" Spigot x 1/2" S, $0.26
(would need a 3/4" coupler)