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Bronze Seacocks by Buck Algonquin are built with a Bronze body. The sea cocks have a hard chromed bronze ball, teflon rings, U.L. labeled, vinyl coated stainless steel handle that rotates 1/4 turn "On" and 1/4 turn "Off". Triangular base.
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WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm
Warning: this product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. Do not use in connection with drinking water. Wash hands after handling. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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Ithaca, NY
4 out of 5 stars.
Solid!
8 years ago
I bought the 1-1/2"" seacock for an overboard discharge. The quality seems good and the ball valve operates smoothly. It's super heavy
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guyamas mexico
1 out of 5 stars.
dont buy this
14 years ago
on my sailboat after 3 years in sea of cortes .5 seacock buck algonquin are frozen and 2 apollo are ok.
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Cape Medocino, CA
4 out of 5 stars.
Rugged bronze construction
16 years ago
Buck Algonquin seacocks are well made hardware. I only use seacocks for below waterline thru hulls. Ordinary ball valves are a poor substitute and will not properly engage the straight threads of a typical thru hull. I don't believe in trying to cheap out this type of install.
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Q: How do you get the inch and a quarter OD barb that should go with this?
a year ago1 Answer
A: https://www.jamestowndistributors.com/product/product-detail/647
a year agoHelpful?
Q: Does Buck Algonquin sell backup plates with threaded inserts like Groco does? If not, are the Groco ones compatible (same hole pattern)?
6 years ago1 Answer
A: Buck doesn't have a threaded backing plate but the Groco bolt pattern is the same.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is the top thread straight or NPT. Do you have a tail piece with this thread to connect to a 1.5 inch hose. Do you have the through hull section that screws into the bottom of the valve.
6 years ago1 Answer
A: Buck Algonquin does not state the thread type anywhere. You might have to give them a call to verify thread type. We do sell bronze tailpieces, and we generally stock the most common sizes (such as 1.5"").
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: Are the threads in the top NPS or NPT?
6 years ago1 Answer
A: NPT. Highly recommend these seacocks. Replaced all gate valves in my '85 Hunter 31 with these and it was simple, efficient and most of all, no leaks. Used hose adapters by this (or other manufacturer and with a couple of turns of thread tape had a flawless joint. Further, anything represented by Jamestown Distributors you can confidently bet your life on.
6 years agoHelpful?
Q: Is handle in upward position to open seacock?
8 years ago3 Answers
A: Yes, up is open
8 years agoHelpful?
Q: could you send me typical installation it is for a well pump?
12 years ago1 Answer
A: Afraid I don't understand the application. I installed seacock in the hull of my boat and connected one to the galley sink and the other to the cockpit drain. There is an excellent detail and article in Wooden Boat magazine a couple issues back. Basically, you need a piece of wood to backup the seacock on the inside of the hull and the threaded part that passes thru the hull must be trimmed (cut) to the correct length so that the seacock flange is tight against the wood backup block. The seacock flange is through bolted to the wooden backup block and not the hull. Use lots of caulk. RC
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