Need help finding a valve

[Mike D]

Went to the lease to set up watering stations since all 7 of our tanks have dried completely up. I have a 300 gallon cube tote that I was going to set up but we found that it had a cracked valve and wouldn't hold water. We were able to get it off the tank and luckily one of the other guys on the lease had another tote that I could borrow temporarily. The valve has a quick connect type connector on it and we were able to get it off. It is not standard 2" not threads, it is a much coarser thread and has a connection much like a flared tubing fitting. The handle has banjo embossed Ito it.

[Tubby]

https://www.banjocorp.com

[ecallarman]

Looks like this should help.

http://www.banjocorp.com/products/prod.asp?PMPN=VSF2112A+++++++

[ecallarman]

dang Tubby, you beat me to it. lol
I knew I should have just posted the main web address but noooo I had to find the valve on their website

[ggreg02]

Mine used a 2" cam lock fitting like the one in the link.

http://www.indsup.com/Camlock-Aluminum-Female-200B-2-p/m82-20bal.htm

Sorry. I misunderstood your question. I thought you were looking for the connector vs the value.

[Andy]

JB weld.....or 5 min epoxy.......no high pressure so it will work I did one at boss place this way 3 yrs ago still holding.........Andy

[txcntryboy]

Swing by Arlington Pipe and Supply one night this week if you get off early enough, They are over by Best Buy off Cooper and may have one.

[txcntryboy]

http://www.obryanbarrel.com/store/ibc-accessories/male-npt-x-v20283-metal-collar/

Looks like what you have other than having threads instead of a QD

[txcntryboy]

Here ya go man, Dont know how shipping will be but the part name/number could help you find it local.

http://shop.spwarehouse.ca/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=7_907_929&products_id=24515

[Free q2]

Looks like fire hydrant connection. Most are 3 inch.

[Mike D]

Looks like fire hydrant connection. Most are 3 inch.

No this one is a 2" valve.

[berettadave]

You might try Ryan Herco Flow Solutions in Grand Prairie. They carry a lot of specialty valves etc. The # is (800) 848-1141.

Dave

[cajun thunder]

Northern Tools and Tractor Supply carry these type of valves

[TexasBob]

Looks pricey. If it were mine I would take it apart at the four bolts, cut a steel plate of the correct size, cut a hole in the middle, weld on a section of black pipe with threads opposite the weld and then convert that to PVC. Now any valve or other accessory you need is avaialbe at any hardware store. A good amount of waterpump gasket sealant at the joint and you should be good. Not dealing with much pressure. When it rusts out in 15 years make another- not like it will flood something of value if it goes.

[Mike Javi Cooper]

That's a 2" Banjo with a buttress fitting and a 2" male quick couple adapter... shouldn't cost over $50 at any valve supply house in the DFW area or on line