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Can I use braided stainless hose as a supply to my well pressure tank's brass tee?
Replacing an old standard style 30 gallon well pressure tank with a Flotec 36 gallon bladder tank (82gal. equiv.) Because of the location of the pipe fitting coming out of the concrete floor not matching up with the new tank fitting, it seems it would be easier to use a flexible braided stainless hose. Is this okay to do?
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