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You can keep the line and just do fittings if you wish. Be careful when you change out a fitting if you have the grey plastic fitting for its easy to break the adjoining fitting while changing the present one. They get that brittle. Cut as close to the fitting as you can and you may not need to splice in a piece.
I was out double checking the palace yesterday and doubled down on the ole anti freeze. The lines in my camper is the old gray stuff that I've had some bad experience's with in a couple mobile homes of family members. I thought I would put it on the to do list of not really needed but want to do upgrades. Your post was both informative and well timed thank you.
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PEX is easy to get because the housing industry is using it quite a bit. its found in the hardware stores. 100 foot rolls 1/2 id for around $35. the flair-it is a different story. you might have to shop for that or go online...side note: even though its tubing, they size it by the inside diameter
David, is the PEX generally available or is it something you would have to source at an RV dealer/supply? Also how does it rate as far as cost.
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