Stainless Steel Installation Tee Package For Well X Trol WX-201, 202, 202XL, 203 and Goulds v60, v80, v100

This item is great came in great condition and everything went together smoothly but, with that being said here is one key thing I found. Make sure for the love of God you use the Teflon tape it comes with or if you have some laying around. Do not under any circumstances use liquid teflon. I had never seen it before and I've been in the game for quite some time so I figured it had to be good stuff. I was incorrect and had to rip everything apart piece by piece and swap out the liquid with tape. Otherwise everything was spectacular

Beautiful stainless fittings at great price.

I assembled it in the house where I could sit and be warm. My wife saw it the next day and we remarked how it looked so nice, it should be inside! I dropped one star due to some very rough flashing on the inside, due to cutting in the 1/2" holes. I chose to clean that up with a die grinder so they did not trap minerals or whatever and for better flow. Not a big deal though. Everywhere else, the quality is excellent and from the outside it is perfect. All the threads are well cut. The union is nicely done. Overall, a very nice product. My pressure tank is a larger diameter than this was made for so I added a SS coupler and nipple to extend the tee.

Highly recommended kit, well worth it. I cant believe how nice my well shed looks now.

This Boshart package came with almost everything necessary to install a tank. Their website says to use the stainless PTFE tape (included) and put their Boshart Gray Magic pipe sealant over top of the tape. That stuff seems to only be available at the Boshart site (not amazon). I looked it up on Terry Love plumbing website, and the consensus there was that Megaloc (and a few other) general pipe thread sealant over top is not bad idea.So all these connections got the stainless ptfe + megaloc . And none of them leaked.My package did not come with instructions but its not hard. Do the pre-assembly as much as you can in a warm upright place. Here's the order I did things:- well circuit breaker off, photo the electric switch connections, remove electric connections to switch- drain old tank as much as possible, disconnect well-poly connection, disconnect house supply connection- drag the 3/4 full old tank outside to actually drain- back upstairs, attach 11" stainless pipe to new tank (wx202)- attach faucet, pressure-relief, guage, swtich, backflow preventer, barb..., ball-valve and new shark-bite fitting- back in the basement, attach the assembled tee to the tank/pipe via union fitting. No ptfe, no pipe dope.- roughly place the tank. re-attach the electrical; re-attach the poly well line to the barb.- more accurately place the tank/tee to line up with your house supply, and attach copper house line to the shark-bite (my sharkbite was a 1" to 3/4" reducer as well. had to special order it)- cross your fingers and turn the electricity onI put the previous brass tee in 10-15 years ago, with the flotec tank, and they worked well. The corrosion on the tee prompted me to spend the extra ...$80? on stainless. Plus, this one has a union, so if the tee lasts forever, I can swap in new well tanks as needed.

Great kit everything you need in one box wish I could get another one at the old price

Happy with the overall quality of this kit. Had to adjust the shutoff pressure slightly, from 57 to 60psi, after it was installed for a few weeks, but haven't had any trouble otherwise. Fluid filled gauge is nice, and adds a professional touch to this kit.

awesome