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Wishing you the best

Have been following this thread. It's been a long haul for you, but you've done a great job!

Looks Great!

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Welcome Austin, watch out for these characters, their a rowdy bunch here

Looks like a plain old brass valve with copper sweated into it. I would disconnect the pipe at the outlet side of the meter, let the water drain from the house pipe, unsweat the old valve and sweat a new one in. Good luck

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That would be fine. Just make sure it's above the trap. good luck

You can probably get a drain clamp at Home Depot or Lowes, that will allow you to connect a 3/8" drainline to it. I used to use these for the drain for reverse osmosis systems.

Like Villa says, I think that u-shaped bracket at the sink base will slide to the side and completly disengage from the faucet body.Good Luck

There probably already is a gasket or plumbers putty underneath, but wouldn't hurt at all to put a very thin bead of caulk around them.