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In the real plumbing supply stores here, the parts bins are behind the counter. No one goes in them that doesn't work there. You have to ask for what you want. Any time I leave the box store aisles, they're ever so slightly better than when I got there. I'd put a nipple in the side outlet of that tee long enough for the union to be outside the diameter of the well cap so it won't interfere whenever the pump needs to be pulled. Then do everything new to the different directions. Put the side of the union with the nut on the house side so it will be easier to clean things up whenever it needs to come apart. At least that faucet can be rebuilt with a new washer when needed, but I would probably never use it. -
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Yeah, I agree! I'm one of the few customers that tries to leave the store with less entropy than when I walked in.
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What type of pipe in the well, and how far down is the pump? You could just put a tee in that flex line to the house. I'd want a stainless union out of that tee, then a couple of ball valves as cutoffs going either direction. https://www.supplyhouse.com/Bluefin-SLU100-T304-1-Stainless-Steel-Union?
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Seems to be a galvanized fitting. I’m fairly certain I’ll need about 3 adapters to get the temporary hookup done, but I’ll figure something out. It doesn’t help that almost nobody puts plumbing fittings back in the correct bin.
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