Ball valve. Ball valves use a stainless steel ball to control water flow. There are three basic valve styles, making this a classic case of good, better and best (described in order as follows). All three can be used for water, oil or airflow control if the casting has WOG stamped on it. Stop valves are closed by screwing a rubber gasket down onto a seat in the middle of the valve. Pros only use small versions that act as shutoff valves for fixtures such as sinks and toilets and outdoor sillcocks.
Waynesville is the county seat of Pulaski County, in south central Missouri. Parts of the town line the âRoaring Roubidouxâ to the north and south, and the âOld Wire Roadâ to the east and west. In 1837-39 the Northern Route of the infamous Trail of Tears traveled through Waynesville and encamped at the Roubidoux Springs in Laughlin Park.
Campbellsville, Taylor County. Campbellsville and Taylor County are located in the heart of Central Kentucky. Taylor County was founded in 1848 and covers 270 square miles. More than 22,000 people live in the county, about half of those in the county seat of Campbellsville. The area is home to a pleasant mix of agriculture, manufacturing and recreation. One of the area's greatest recreational attractions is Green River Lake, which offers some of the finest fishing and boating in the state.