Legend Valve
Legend Valve 102-514 3/4 inch T-3100 Gas Ball Valve
Forged brass gas ball valve with side tap, 3/4 inch T-3100 model for gas line control
- Forged brass body resists corrosion for long service life
- 3/4-inch T-3100 design suits standard gas piping installations
- Side tap allows convenient pressure testing or gauge connection
- Legend Valve brand delivers reliable shut-off performance
- Complies with California Proposition 65 chemical disclosure requirements
Product Identity
The Legend Valve 102-514 is a 3/4 inch T-3100 forged brass gas ball valve with a side tap. It is built for technicians and installers who need a reliable shut-off component for gas piping systems.
Upgrade Context
This valve replaces worn or outdated gas ball valves in existing lines where a forged brass body and side tap are required. The jump is worth it when the current fitting lacks a test port or shows signs of corrosion or leakage.
Fit and Alternatives
It suits professionals working on gas distribution projects that call for a 3/4 inch forged brass valve with a side tap. Buyers who need a different pipe diameter, a valve without a side tap, or a non-gas-rated ball valve should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Forged brass body resists corrosion for long service life
- 3/4-inch T-3100 design suits standard gas piping installations
- Side tap allows convenient pressure testing or gauge connection
- Legend Valve brand delivers reliable shut-off performance
- Complies with California Proposition 65 chemical disclosure requirements
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size pipe thread does the 3/4" T-3100 gas ball valve need for mounting?
The valve uses a 3/4 inch pipe thread connection. The forged brass body has a side tap that matches the same thread size for gauge or drain fittings.
How is the Legend Valve 102-514 installed, and what step do installers often miss?
Apply pipe thread sealant to the male threads, tighten with a wrench on the valve body flats, then open and close the handle to verify free operation. The side tap must be plugged or connected before pressure testing.
What maintenance will the forged brass gas valve require over time?
Operate the handle through a full cycle every few months to prevent seizing. Inspect the side tap plug for leaks and reapply thread sealant if drips appear. Replace the valve if the ball or seals show wear.
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