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Bruce, Recommend
you go with reinforced flexible tubing and clamps. Had the same problem with my ’60. Home Depot and Lowes both have the tubing. If clamps bother you, double them up
like they do on marine applications.
It is very easy to run, can be fished around tubs etc., and doesn’t have
to be bent like copper. Most of
the tubing I have seen is clear with PSI ratings much higher than water
pressures. Good Luck! Pete -----Original
Message----- Started a the
simple project of installing a water filter under the sink in my 77 Argosy
26. I cut the copper and was going to use a compression fitting to tie it
back together. looked like 1/2 inch. 1/2 inch fitting wouldn't fit
so I went to 5/8. It was too large. Come to realize the water
lines have been frozen in a former life but didn't break and
that stretched the copper. Went back just forward of the bath and
the same situation. Looks like I need to replumb. Can someone tell
me how the plumbing runs behind the tub. I have tub on the left, toilet,
sink, and closet on far right in this rear bath setup. Any suggestions
for making this job easier? Thanks --- Bruce ---
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