Curb Stops
| Since 1856, A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. has been providing the solution to make water work for you and your community. The curb stop is defined as a valve installed in the water service line and accessible for operation from aboveground for routinely interrupting flow through the service line. As just part of the journey to bringing access of water to communities, the curb stop itself plays a pivotal role in the process. By trusting in our many years of experience and talented team of experts, be prepared to invest in some of the best curb stops out there. For product inquiries and ordering information, feel free to contact us. |
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Straight BV-FLROR COMP
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Straight BV-FLROR COMP W/LW
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Straight BV-FLROR COMPxFNPT
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STRAIGHT BV-FLR/COMPxFNPT W/LW
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STRAIGHT BV-FNPTXFNPT
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Straight BV-FNPTXFNPT W/LW
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Straight BV-COMPXFLR
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Straight BV-COMPXFLR W/LW
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Straight BV-DIELECTRIC BUSHING
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Straight BV-FLR,FNPT,MNPTxMNPT
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ST BV-FLR,FNPT,MNPTxMNPT W/LW
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Blow-Off BV FLR,FNPT,COMPxMNPT
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Stop & Drain-FLR, COMP OR FNPT
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Stop & Drain-FLROR COMPXFNPT
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Right Open S&D FLR,COMP, FNPT
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Right Open BV-FLR,COMP OR FNPT
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Straight Minn BV-FLR OR COMP
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ST Minn BV-FLR,FNPT,COMPxFNPT
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S&D MIN-FLROR COMPxFNPT
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ST MINN BV-DIELECTRIC BUSHING
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FP Angle BV-FLR,FNPT,MNPT,Comp
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Reduced Angle BV-FLR OR COMP
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Straight Tapered PV-FLR, FNPT
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Inverted PV-FLR,FNPT OR COMP
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WARNING: It is unlawful in CALIFORNIA, VERMONT, MARYLAND, LOUISIANA and the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA to use any product in the installation or repair of any public water system or any plumbing in a facility or system that provides water for human consumption if the wetted surface area of the product has a weighted average lead content greater than 0.25%. This prohibition does not extend to service saddles used in California, Louisiana or under USA Public Law 111-380.