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| I have 4 Hardie Anti-siphon valves in my sprinkler system that are about 15 years old and one is leaking. I was thinking of replacing them all, but unfortunately they are glued on and that means cutting and modifying and trying my patience. I took the valve top off and it looks like the diaphragm is the problem as it is somewhat twisted and torn. I thought of just finding a repair kit and replacing the diaphragm. Does this mean the Anti-siphon valve will have to be removed from the water line anyway to do this? |
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| b, Replace them all. Cut them off and replace. If it is too much bother, have someone else do it. It is not expensive or difficult. May be it is time to redo the whole set up and do it they the way you have always wanted it. Aloha |
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