Dual dump valve with Y / individual blade valve replacement?

ChgoWinger wrote:
What is typically easier? replacing the entire waste assemby
(both blades and y in single assembly) like the pic or each of the 2 waste valves with the 4 bolts independantly?

FAR easier to replace just the waste gates ... after all, that's why replacements are so readily available.

3" Waste Gate Replacement Kit

1.5" Waste Gate Replacement Kit

Assembly is slip fit/GLUED to drain pipe so you would have to CUT pipe into, shorten the pipe so you could use a coupling on each side with short piece of pipe to GLUE new assembly in place

Replace the valves via bolts in flanges.

I would unbolt the pipe side of flanges on each dump valve and remove as a WHOLE (valves and drain outlet still bolted together)
Then remove other bolts/valves...install new valves onto drain outlet and install as a UNIT--then bolt it up to drain pipes on each side

dons2346 wrote:
Aren't the two openings glued to other pipes? If so, it is easier to do one valve at a time

I wasn't sure. It looks like they could be.

Thanks

Aren't the two openings glued to other pipes? If so, it is easier to do one valve at a time

I don't think it would matter as long as you make sure you keep your O rings in place when you slide the valves in.

I've never done both at the same time.

I think I'd go for one valve at a time.