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Here's what I did:
1) Cut the old (broken, not fixable) garden hose faucet (also called "sillcock") off with pipe cutter or hand saw depending the accesibility of the joint between the pipe and the sillcock
2) Bought a new sillcock ($27) and a valve ($10, one end with SharkBite fitting, the other regular screw) from home depot (Lowe's has a similar one called "GatorBite").
3) Inserted the pipe into the SharkBite end (~1 inch depth) and screwed the sillcock to the other end. Done.
For detailed information about SharkBite, please search YouTube for "How to use Sharkbite Plumbing".
Tools
Before
The exact same one that was broken and replaced, but this photo taken from the other one which is located back of my house.
After
1) Cut the old (broken, not fixable) garden hose faucet (also called "sillcock") off with pipe cutter or hand saw depending the accesibility of the joint between the pipe and the sillcock
2) Bought a new sillcock ($27) and a valve ($10, one end with SharkBite fitting, the other regular screw) from home depot (Lowe's has a similar one called "GatorBite").
3) Inserted the pipe into the SharkBite end (~1 inch depth) and screwed the sillcock to the other end. Done.
For detailed information about SharkBite, please search YouTube for "How to use Sharkbite Plumbing".
Tools
Before
The exact same one that was broken and replaced, but this photo taken from the other one which is located back of my house.
After
Here's waht I did:
1) Cut the pipe with pipe cutter or hand saw depending the pipe's accesibility.
2) Buy a garden hose faucet and a valve (one end with sharkbite fitting, the other screw)from home depot.
3) Insert the pipe into sharkbit end (~1 inch depth)and screw the silcook to the other end, you are done.
Reference: How to use Sharkbite Plumbing - YouTube