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Old 04-12-2019, 05:28 PM   #10
jsb5717
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There is something a little more comforting about a crimp tight connection. That said, I do have a few shark byte connectors in my house that work great...no leaks. I've also replaced a few faucets in my house recently with Pfister. They use snap-together connections. None of them leak either. I do wonder about the impact of the plumbing in an RV that is moving and jostling all of the time and whether crimping is better than press-on. Given the flexibility in the pipes it seems that both could work well.

Sounds like a couple here have used the Shark Bytes with success in their rigs. I'm going to re-route the pex under my kitchen sink and have been considering this very issue.
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