Fixing Cracked PVC Pipe - Joining with Galvanized Fitting

I had to do a quick repair of one of my well lines.
The troublemaker was a PVC male fitting that had broken off inside a galvanized female fitting.
Straightforward fix using a PVC primer and PVC cement.
Bonus: Extracting the broken fitting.
Tools used:
- Pipe Wrench amzn.to/3QGgIoN
- Pipe Thread Sealant amzn.to/45UQXW6
- PVC Primer and PVC Cement amzn.to/3MlNkkT
- Kershaw 1830 Pocket Knife: amzn.to/3MNSaIf
Chapters
0:00​ Intro
0:40​ Removing old galvanized fitting
1:40 Choosing Female vs Male PVC fitting
2:30 Cutting off old PVC fitting
3:41 Installing new Galvanized fitting
5:25 Installing new PVC fitting
6:27 Glue together PVC fittings
9:01 Testing
9:38 Removing broken PVC piece from inside the galvanized fitting

[@davidmurray112]

Thank you so much for this video. My PVC sprinkler pump fittings keep busting because I’m using female PVC connections. Switching everything over tomorrow!

[@EagleNestFarm]

I'm glad this was useful! Good luck with your sprinkler setup!

[@yaboi1347]

VERY useful video. Thank you!

[@EagleNestFarm]

@yaboi1347 - Glad it was helpful! Thanks for taking a moment to leave me a note. Much appreciated. Cheers!

[@EagleNestFarm]

Asking the experts: Is there a better way to extract the PVC piece from inside the galvanized fitting?

[@Wissahickonwild]

Just heat the metal with a heat gun or propane torch and the plastic will get soft and you can pull it out with pliers

[@Wissahickonwild]

You can also get a drill fitting for irrigation systems that will fit inside plastic pieces and unscrew the broken fitting