Legend Valve
Legend Valve 102-104 T-3000 3/4" Gas Ball Valve
A 3/4" one-piece forged brass gas ball valve rated T-3000 for fuel-line shut-off
- One-piece forged brass body resists leaks
- 3/4 inch T-3000 gas ball valve suits fuel lines
- Legend Valve brand ensures reliable manufacturing
- California Prop 65 warning lists cancer risk
- California Prop 65 warning lists reproductive harm risk
Valve for gas service
This Legend Valve 102-104 T-3000 is a 3/4 inch one-piece forged brass gas ball valve. It is built for installers and maintenance teams who need a compact shut-off device on gas piping. The single-body construction reduces potential leak paths compared with multi-piece designs. Condition is new.
Replaces older threaded valves
The T-3000 suits projects where a straight replacement for a worn or leaking 3/4 inch gas ball valve is required. The forged brass body withstands typical residential and light commercial gas pressures. The jump is worth it when the existing valve shows corrosion, stiff operation or fails a pressure test. California Proposition 65 notices apply to this product.
Check thread size and pressure rating
Verify that the piping uses a 3/4 inch connection matching the valve ends. Confirm the system pressure falls within the T-3000 rating before ordering. Ensure local codes permit a one-piece forged brass ball valve for the intended gas type. The Proposition 65 warnings indicate chemicals known to California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
Highlights
- One-piece forged brass body resists leaks
- 3/4 inch T-3000 gas ball valve suits fuel lines
- Legend Valve brand ensures reliable manufacturing
- California Prop 65 warning lists cancer risk
- California Prop 65 warning lists reproductive harm risk
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What pipe size does the 3/4-inch T-3000 gas ball valve connect to?
The valve has a 3/4-inch connection for standard gas piping.
How do I install the one-piece forged brass valve without damaging the threads?
Apply gas-rated thread sealant to male threads only, then tighten with a wrench on the valve body flats — never on the handle.
When should I replace the T-3000 gas ball valve?
Replace it if the handle becomes stiff, the ball shows corrosion, or the valve fails to shut off gas completely during routine testing.
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