Is Lubrication Needed When Installing Valterra Coupling for Rigid RV Sewer Pipe # F02-2103

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On the Valterra Coupling for Rigid RV Sewer Pipe - 3-1/2inch do I use any lubrication to install on the rigid pipe? Thank you,

asked by: Buz

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You are not required to use any lubrication when installing the Valterra Coupling for Rigid RV Sewer Pipe # F02-2103 that you referenced. You'd just need to slip it over the ends of the pipe and then tighten the band clamps and you'd be set!

expert reply by: Jameson C

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