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There are a 1000 threads about this, but none answered my issue quickly enough. So if you have a leaky bulkhead, see if your experience matches up to mine.
I had bought a weldless bulkhead fitting off of MidwestSupplies about a year ago. Attempting to install it always resulted in a small leak, more of a drop of liquid every 30 seconds or so.
This is what I had received, set up like this, only with an extra silicone ring between the valve and the bulkhead fitting.
Assuming they knew their stuff, I then installed it that way...and had the leak.
I've been dealing with Bargainfittings recently, and they have been proving to be awesome beyond expectation every time. I looked at their weldless and how they installed it.
They reversed the location of the locknut, and emphatically mentioned that the second O-ring was a spare. So I assembled my bulkhead their way.
And it worked perfectly! If you are having leak issues, try looking at BF's instruction page and redoing your seal as recommended.
I had bought a weldless bulkhead fitting off of MidwestSupplies about a year ago. Attempting to install it always resulted in a small leak, more of a drop of liquid every 30 seconds or so.
This is what I had received, set up like this, only with an extra silicone ring between the valve and the bulkhead fitting.
Assuming they knew their stuff, I then installed it that way...and had the leak.
I've been dealing with Bargainfittings recently, and they have been proving to be awesome beyond expectation every time. I looked at their weldless and how they installed it.
They reversed the location of the locknut, and emphatically mentioned that the second O-ring was a spare. So I assembled my bulkhead their way.
And it worked perfectly! If you are having leak issues, try looking at BF's instruction page and redoing your seal as recommended.