Water keys that don't snap off.

Are you saying that your water key broke?
 
Found one.


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For the 4-way water key I got it at Ferguson's.

For the larger 1 opening key, I got it at a local place called Plumber's warehouse.

The 4-way was like $3.75 and the 1 opening key was about $7.50 had both for many years no problem.

Maybe they sell good keys at Grainger?
 
Tony Shelton said:
Found one.


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That one works, but it can get old after awhile.

We washed 27 apartment buildings a few weeks ago. Each building averaged 2-3 water spigots. On the entire property we found 1 water spigot that had a knob and didn't leak like crazy.
 
I think the 4 way key is called a silcock key (i think) some of them are too large for this key and you have to use a 3/8" extension from your socket set. It normally fits the larger ones.
 
home depot on plumbing isle near sink and repair valves, usually the brass pipe fittings are on that isle as well
 
Tony Shelton said:
Pics?

I dont know how I ended up with those dollar store keys.

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I do. Harbor Freight is not necessarily your friend. ;) You want a silcock key, or four or five. I always have one, until I let someone borrow it one time, then I never see it again.
 
I have a couple that require a special key that needs to be given to you. One for a school is a half moon key and Costco is all together different. You need to screw a piece on then use the 4 way key. Most are damaged by needle nose things.
 
tomtucson said:
As mentioned any 3/8" drive socket will work.
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Pretty good, better than needle nose


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