PEX plumbing connection preferences

I didn't get to go there today, ironically due to a plumbing problem in the property where I want to start doing PEX plumbing (except this was a problem with getting the new PVC drain/sewer lines installed).

If they are open on Saturdays, I may get there tomorrow.

I am not too concerned about the tools because I am willing to buy what I need (except for the battery-operated expander tool -- too many bucks for now, but if anyplace actually rents the battery-operated expander I would definitely rent one and try it).

I went to a different plumbing supply place today that has a broken link on their website to Uponor (which made me think maybe they sell the stuff), but they looked at me like I was from another planet when I asked about AquaPEX, Uponor, Wirsbo, etc., and they said they don't know anyone who stocks it.

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Len56
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I just ran across a link regarding a Zurn PEX class action lawsuit which claims that Zurn PEX fittings and connections are failing. Here's the link:

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I have no idea of the current staus of the case or the validity of the claims.

I'm going to post this as a new thread called "Zurn PEX Class Action Lawsuit" instead of continuing it here.

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Len56

I wonder if the problem you are having is that the supply houses you found didn't want to follow through with Uponor's requirements. I know they won't sell to big box and they are big on educating installers.

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George

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